Sentence examples for without having to charge from inspiring English sources

He said the Justice Department was using innuendo to accuse him of bribery without having to charge it.

The battery is outstanding thus far and I've gotten through an entire day of regular use without having to charge.

And indeed, I was able to get through several days of use without having to charge the headphones.

Aside from questions about their driving range, and whether you will get to your destination without having to charge the battery, the environmental benefits are not always clear.

The new phones offer a glimpse at that future and, in the case of the device's camera, show what can be done without having to charge users $1,000 for a device.

The battery is smaller than Google's 3,450mAh, but its 3,000mAh got me through a day and a half of standard use (Spotify, Facebook and the like) without having to charge – and when you do need to plug in, there's a quick charge option to top off quickly.

Who cares about an OLED and a notch when your phone can sip power from its surroundings, allowing you to make calls without ever having to charge your phone.

The practice, made possible by the Justice Department's Equitable Sharing Program, allows police to seize assets related to criminal investigations without having to file charges.

Without it, you have to charge from a computer's USB jack — and even then, the Kindle doesn't charge unless it's asleep or its brightness is turned down.

The administration will prod them to raise the fees further to levels more in line with what a private company without cheap government capital has to charge.

Without subsidies, small airports would have to charge airlines more for flying to out-of-the-way places, which the carriers would be disinclined to do.The low-cost airlines have plenty of airports to choose from, as do their passengers: nearly two-thirds of Europeans are within two hours' drive of at least two airports.