Sentence examples for expensive toll from inspiring English sources

But many of this country's modern roadways are expensive toll roads.

With the euro riding high, watch out for expensive toll roads in France and Italy.

I'm sure Walmart watches Google's every move and worries about the search giant becoming an unavoidable – and therefore increasingly expensive – toll gate.

"Those in rural areas may have poor phone lines that are an expensive toll call to the closest I.S.P. because 20percentt of the counties do not have an Internet point of presence.

By exploiting these vulnerabilities, rogue apps can get up to such mischief as surreptitiously dialing out to expensive toll services, potentially racking up big charges on unsuspecting customers' phone bills.

Delays like this can take an expensive toll.

In the most extreme situation that opponents envision, two Internets could emerge — the public one known today, and a private one with faster lanes and expensive tolls.

This is clearly not an ideal solution to the problem as vehicles are not only an inconvenience to transport long distance, due to possibly needing to pay expensive tolls on roads, ferry costs and inevitably incurring large petrol costs.

A counterpoint to the egregious Philip Morris report suggesting that the early death of smokers can benefit a nation's economy is an extensive study by the World Bank that details the chilling -- and very expensive -- toll that cigarettes are taking around the world.

Getting them to Fort Wadsworth is expensive; the toll for a six-axel truck on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, for example, is $48 with an E-Z Pass, and $64 without one.

And it got expensive — gas, tolls, tires.