Sentence examples similar to expense dial from inspiring English sources
Mere writers got to expense dial-a-cabs out to the Hamptons after working late Fridays, at $150 a pop; and people rarely shared, snaking out to Sag Harbor in a pampered convoy.
Just sending a technician to someone's home costs an average of $100 a trip, an unnecessary expense for customers who just use a dial-up modem.
Still, the expense is the most frequently cited reason for companies dialing back their relocation packages to more conservative levels, especially since the implosion of housing prices erased so much value from homeowners' asset books.
Entering expense data is easy, and the app has clever calendar dials to make entering recurring expense information simple.
Dialing internationally on cellphones is typically so expensive that the service is used mostly by businesspeople on expense accounts.
These come mostly at the expense of the nihilistic college professor White, which may explain Mr. Jones's decision to dial down much of his performance to a kind of shell-shocked calm.
