Sentence examples for cost bell from inspiring English sources
Mismanagement of funds from a 2003 bond measure has cost Bell taxpayers about $1.7 million in interest, according to the audit.
"A lot of support for ARM has been conditional on understanding more about what it's going to cost," Bell says.
In simple static labour demand models, a hiring subsidy reduces an employer's labour cost (Bell et al. 1999); public employment provision might have the same effect.
And, for each additional year, a diamond is added--at the wearer's cost, Bell explained.
"The management's job is to get the maximum labor from workers at the lowest cost," the bell captain wrote.
Red Turnips cost 1,000 bells per turnip.
He will automatically ask you for a coffee(this will cost 200 bells).
One red turnip costs 16,000 bells.
Go to the Able Sisters and make a design (costs 350 bells).
Construction cost $2.5 million, Mr. Bell said, $500,000 of which came from New York City, reinforcing the idea that "this is not a clubhouse for architects but a space that could engage the public".
Patricia O'Neill, the school board vice president, said that she still hopes to find a way to change the high school start time and that she wants to know more about why the cost of shifting bell times appears to be lower in Fairfax County.
