Sentence examples for which charges from from inspiring English sources

Sadly, little has changed since then: getting the transcript of a modern Old Bailey trial requires the permission of a senior judge and then payment to the record-keeping company, which charges from £1.08 ($2.13) per 72 words.

Only one boat is allowed to run trips on Walker Bay, and that belongs to Ivanhoe Sea Safaris, which charges from £60pp for a two-hour trip (+27 28 384 0556, whalewatchingsa.co.za).

There is also a link to a trading service, Scottrade, which charges from $7 for an internet trade to $17 for a broker-assisted one.

Covalent's support and service offerings are bringing in the big bucks for the company, which charges from $995 per year for limited E-mail support up to $60,000 per year for unlimited phone and E-mail support.

Donet played down suggestions of oversupply once the "palaces" – which charge from €800 (£635) per room – are all back on the market in 2016, providing a total of up to 1,800 rooms.

A voltage doubler is an electronic circuit which charges capacitors from the input voltage and switches these charges in such a way that, in the ideal case, exactly twice the voltage is produced at the output as at its input.

Artworks pushing past the $100,000 mark have been showing up increasingly on the site, which charges a commission from galleries like 303 and Luhring Augustine in New York and Sadie Coles in London.

Its closest rival in the United States on price is Time Inc.'s People, which charges $99.04, up from $96.76 a year ago.

If so, what criteria should be applied, eg low-cost items below a specified threshold?" Lear also listed 15 different types of aids or devices to which charges, or contributions from patients, might be applied.

The cheapest rate on a loan of £6,500 is from Hitachi Capital, which charges 6.5%.

More than a billion songs have been downloaded from iTunes, which charges 99 cents for each.