Sentence examples for be a toll from inspiring English sources
There'll be a toll booth.
It will be a toll road: $42, please.
Being involved in any type of litigation can be a toll on you and your family.
A short-term solution to congestion, the task force said, would be a toll increase during peak hours.
He has a wife and two daughters, 8 and 5, so there will be a toll because other programs are allowed three coaches out on the road; Tennessee is allowed one.
Jeff Brandes, the candidate concerned, was "more interested in allowing driverless remote-control cars and allowing the new Howard Frankland to be a toll bridge than fixing our economy," the ad warns.
One afternoon, as he sat tilting back in a chair at the kitchen table, one skinny arm reaching out to touch the wall so that he did not fall, he told our mother, "You should be a toll-booth collector".
Currie makes much of the fact that there will now be a toll-free number people can call to make an appointment at the Moncton hospital, and that they will no longer need a doctor's referral to do so.
After all, he said, a toll is a toll.
