Sentence examples for usual charges from inspiring English sources
The usual charges, if brought at all, are sabotage or treason.
It helps that Corbyn is immune to the usual charges hurled by hyper-nationalist Indians at critics of their country.
In May 1937 eight senior generals, headed by Marshal Mikhail Tukhachevsky, were arrested, tortured, and, on June 11, shot on the usual charges.
She has been one of Hillary Rodham Clinton's fiercest critics, partly because as a woman she is able to make those attacks without the usual charges of sexism.
It allows users to make online payments to people and organisations anywhere in the world within minutes and without incurring the usual charges.
If a hospital provides care to uninsured patients free of charge or at substantially reduced rates, it could ignore those cases when determining its usual charges.
The sequence is sickening, but my problem with it goes beyond the usual charge of exploitation.
Republicans offered the usual charge that Mr. Obama is soft on terrorism.
The usual charge against me now would be one of paranoia.
Warby glasses run about $100, much lower than the usual charge for a similar new pair at LensCrafters or Pearle.
And although the usual charge against minimum-wage laws is that they hurt employment, actually the reverse is true".
