Sentence examples for work charged from inspiring English sources

Also in Florida, Entertainment Work charged customers $80 "memberships" in a Web site that supposedly listed jobs in the film and television industry and the print media.

"A work charged with meaning that must be grasped in its totality and is far removed from the sensationalism so customary today," Mr. Fischer-Dieskau calls Mr. Reimann's "Lear" in an introductory note.

That energy could be put to work, charging a cellphone, say, or a medical sensor in the body.

Britta Gross, who directs "infrastructure commercialization" for GM, is in charge of making sure there will be home and work charging for the Volt (which uses its gas engine as a generator to produce electricity).

Together they produced dozens of songs, cantatas, incidental music for plays and all manner of works charged with the leftist politics they espoused.

But the task took only eight months, and Mr. Adair finished in six months with the 119 wells he worked, charging the Kuwaitis four times his basic fee.

Establishments where Tsukada and other professionals work charge 10,000 yen (£52) or more for dinner, about three times what Nadeshico charges.

The new model also includes processes that were not included in the previous work: charge exchange reactions between protons and neutral atoms, and electron impact ionization.

In related work, charge transfer in receptor ligand interactions in the context of SBDD has been examined by my laboratory.

Work was done and then the identical work was charged for over various periods, often by different departments or sections.

For his design work, Mr. Kasai charged Mr. Liu only a token fee.