9 sentences with “charge”

Short, simple sentences with “charge”, suitable for school kids, with common collocations and related words.

Brief definition: charge

1. To ask for money for goods or services. 2. To give someone a task or responsibility. 3. To move forward quickly, often to attack. 4. To fill a battery with electricity.

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Pedro is in charge of sweeping the sidewalk every morning.

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My uncle works at the airport radar and is in charge of monitoring the flights.

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So he phoned Chambers. -How many people are normally in charge of location scouting? -he asked.

The physician and the conjurer were in charge of the cure; the seer determined the origin of the illness.

How does one charge a thunderstorm cloud with electricity to such a degree to produce a lightning bolt? The process is very complex and little understood.

Treholt adhered to his mentor, Jens Evensen; and, when Evensen was put in charge of the Law of the Sea negotiations, Treholt took the post of undersecretary.

At that moment the side channels and dead ends that the charge formed in its path are illuminated, and what we see is the characteristic glowing, many-branched arborescence.

The Athenian leader in charge during the transition to this phase was Pericles (495 - 429 BC), an aristocrat who dominated Athenian politics but who fell short of seizing power as previous tyrants had done.

It is important to keep in mind, however, that Egypt remained the richest place in the ancient world because of the incredible bounty of the Nile, and whether Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, Romans or Arabs were in charge of conquest, Egypt was always one of the greatest prizes to be won in conquest.

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