tolls造句

Multi-lane divided limited-access toll highways use "ramp tolls" and "barrier tolls" to collect tolls from motorists.

No, The tolls are on you.

A man collected tolls at the gateway.

Avish bus and train subsidies, as well as road tolls.

The curfew tolls the knell of parting day.

Improved service is one justification for the increased tolls.

peRCHANCE he for whom this bell tolls may be so ill as that he knows not it tolls for him.

And as tolls rise, it will be increasingly clear on the busier routes that tolls are high enough to cover the cost of new construction.

The authority hopes to finance the plan by raising its tolls.

The road is free of the tolls that burden new highways connecting urban areas.

Smart tolls can help alleviate another cause of urban traffic: street parking.

The tolls of the church announce their verification of the love.

And I said, no, a trip to tianjin to and fro the tolls is not cheap.

However, if the car starting from Guangzhou to Beijing, only highway tolls, it has been as high as 1400 yuan.

Authorities' embrace of road tolls further eased the financial burden, by providing steady revenues to recoup costs.

Mr Ozawa wants both to have low tolls and taxpayer funds to go on building unnecessary roads.

State governments have increasingly turned to tolls to fund individual projects, but tolling inevitably meets stiff public resistance.

On Europe's oldest highway, the Rhine river, the castles on rocky outcrops date from the time when bandits with aristocratic titles extracted tolls from passing traffic.

Komanoff's spreadsheet, which he has posted online, calculates how new fees and changes to existing tolls affect traffic at different times of day.

And it allows any user to adjust dozens of different variables-from taxi surcharges to truck tolls-and measure their impact.

It just means he was — he could've been hired by somebody to sit at a roadside and collect taxes and tolls and stuff.

Developers ante up most of the money, collect tolls or other usage fees, and eventually hand the facilities back to the government.

As well as if a promontory were. As well as if a manner of thine own Or of thine friend's were. Each man's death diminishes me, For I am involved in mankind. Therefore, send not to know For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee.

The program is intended to put cash in consumers' pockets through higher direct per-child monthly payments, education subsidies and the dropping of unpopular highway tolls, among other measures.

S. officials say they are closely monitoring the reaction of the Iraqi government, saying there is increasing anxiety that such high death tolls could tip Iraq back into a cycle of sectarian fighting.

Reform of taxes and fees for refined petroleum products will be carried out in 2009 and tolls are gradually and systematically being phased out on government-financed Grade II roads.

Because infectious diseases affect deeply death tolls, birth and health before 1953, people in this region began to take measures to relieve or put an end to above influences.

"Unsafe buildings are the major hidden danger of school safety at present, and in recent years, accidents with death tolls and injuries were caused by collapsed schools," the provincial notice warned.