Sentence examples for calls for a fee from inspiring English sources
Call shops are locations where people can make long-distance telephone calls for a fee.
If congestion pricing — which calls for a fee to drive into parts of Manhattan — is approved, it should generate a considerable amount of money for mass transit.
At Universal Servi Express, which provides long-distance phone calls for a fee, an employee knew nothing of the village's interest in redeveloping Main Street.
So many foreign calls in tiny Togo were being routed over the Internet that a small "com" center -- ubiquitous in Africa, offering calls for a fee -- took in $10,000 a month from just two phones.
Users will be able to make and receive PC-to-phone calls for a fee well below those charged by eBay's Skype and traditional phone companies.
It reminds me of Ether, which allows people to set up a phone number and take calls for a fee, but is purely text based.
New York City's plan calls for a fee-based program, in which users can rent a bicycle for short rides from one docking station to another, and the initial network is expected to span parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Under debate was the then current version of the bill, which called for a fee of ten cents.
Comcast wants to pay a fee for each subscriber based on its agreement with Liberty, which calls for a lower fee than the deal that Liberty reached with the AT&T systems that Comcast bought.
