Sentence examples for went to charge from inspiring English sources

Or if it wasn't even your car, but one shared by five houses in your neighborhood, and after it dropped you off, it dropped off your neighbor, then took your spouse to the grocery store — and went to charge itself for half an hour while they shopped?

"He was going to charge me $3,000.

"Your landlord is going to charge you that additional amount.

We're not going to charge these people a dime".

However, it was going to charge extra for its effort.

Harrison adds: "We are not going to charge.

But what are they going to charge us?

"We're going to charge, charge, charge," he said in his Buffalo office.

"If you are going to charge $125, you are not going to serve an underserved population".

And at minimum, presumably, they're going to charge a higher interest rate.

Corner shops across England are reportedly going to charge customers for using plastic bags.