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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Then a bank came along, lent him money and, over time, charged him £20,000 ($29,000) more interest than it should have done.

Other adjustable rate mortgages, or ARMs, available on Long Island at the time charged interest rates about 1.5 percentage points higher.

"We have documents that prove U.S. interference in the disappearance," Manouchehr Mottaki, who was Iran's foreign minister at the time, charged.

Miller — whose office was, at the time, charged with reducing the sulfur-dioxide and nitrogen-oxide emissions from coal plants, the primary cause of acid rain — was careful to manage his audience's expectations.

A man has appeared before a crown court for the first time, charged with murdering a woman and attempting to murder 13 other pedestrians, including seven children, in a series of hit-and-run incidents.

If Mayweather were a different kind of boxer, he might be counted on to deliver a queasy thrill: destroying an inexperienced opponent the way Mike Tyson, once upon a time, charged through dozens of lesser fighters.

"I have a hard time charging the same amount I once charged for color correction, though.

An LCD screen shows important information like speed, remaining operating time, charging status and water temperature.

With the arrival time, charging strategy can be planned before the coming peak time.

You do need a driveway to facilitate night-time charging.

Title Insurance premiums are a one time charge.