Sentence examples for we started charging from inspiring English sources

"When we started charging $25 a month," Ms. Knox said, "many employees dropped coverage".

It had about 220,000 downloads in its first two weeks and was ranked as No 10 in "Top Free Apps" in the Game category and No 20 in "Top Free Apps" overall, before we started charging a $.99 fee for purchases on Nov 9th 2008.

We started charging at the door to make up the money for supplies, and we ended up with more money than we knew what to do with, so we thought the best thing to do was give it to charity.

In November, Murdoch told Sky News in Australia: "I think we will (remove our sites from Google News), but that's when we start charging".

"We hadn't started charging, but also hadn't been bold.

Next thing you know the cloud sort of billows and the only way to describe it is something like Jurassic Park where you see one person out of the corner of your eye moving, then two, then there's 10, and then suddenly the whole terrace we were on just started charging towards the door".

This story fits comfortably into the body of work my mother created, especially the short stories from the early forties, when we think this was written (and we know that New York City subways started charging a dime instead of a nickel in 1948; in fact, The New Yorker did a short Talk piece on the redesign of the turnstiles in the very same issue that contained "The Lottery").

In 2012 our landlord, Sutton Council, started charging us rent.

Ameritrade, last year started charging $2 for every mailing.

It raised delivery prices, started charging for online access and rebuilt its 45-year-old presses.

Slate, Microsoft's electronic magazine, was in the vanguard when it started charging readers in 1996.