Sentence examples for costs will be called from inspiring English sources
This set of costs will be called the "resistance costs".
Should Estonia's sovereignty be threatened, the militia will be called upon to defend it at all costs.
The new exhibition, whose cost is estimated at $20 million, will be called "America on the Move" and will be set up in the vast existing automobile, railroad and maritime halls and in additional space as well.
Mr. Kraft, a Columbia trustee and College graduate ('63) who owns the Patriots football team, has pledged $3 million toward the $11.5 million cost of the building, which will be called the Robert K. Kraft Family Center for Jewish Student Life.
Starbucks and the Starbucks Foundation will pay for the marketing costs, the wristbands and every other cost associated with the new program — which will be called Create Jobs for USA — out of its own coffers.
"They are creating a cost that the industry will be called to pay later," he says of companies that resist initiatives to better protect the environment.
Still unclear: What Apple's streaming service will be called, and what, if anything, it will cost viewers.
