Sentence examples for crossings rose from inspiring English sources

In 2013, at least two million people crossed the Bosporus daily, by bridge or ferry; the number of motor-vehicle crossings rose eleven hundred and eighty per cent between 1988 and 2012.

Figures released by the Humber Bridge Board show crossings rose by 7.37% in the six months from April 2012, compared to the same period last year.

In February, the amount of crossings rose from 99 in 2016 to 724 in 2017 in just Quebec alone a sevenfold increase.

E-ZPass users, who make up about 75percentt of drivers, would see one-way tolls on most crossings rise to $4.75 from $4.50.

People trying to cross illegally into the United States have long tried to swim, surf or boat in, but the authorities are seeing water crossings rise to what they say are unprecedented levels.

As tolls on the Severn crossings rise with the arrival of 2013, a transport expert is warning there is not enough evidence for cutting them in future.

The demand for immigrant labor will heat up, and illegal crossings will rise.

The number of deaths of refugees in Mediterranean crossings has risen 50 times since Mare Nostrum, a broad search and rescue operation in international waters, was replaced by a more limited operation within 30 miles of the Italian coast.

The new laws will require cyclists to carry ID and fines for infringements, such as failing to stop at red lights or pedestrian crossings, will rise to up to $425.

Finally, the C2V (i.e. /bo/ and /do/) were appended at zero crossings, with rising slopes to form 1039 ms long stimuli (see Figure 3).

The increases were in response to an increase by the United States in the processing fee for nonimmigrant visas and border-crossing cards, which also rose to $100 from $65 the same day.