Sentence examples for from a toll from inspiring English sources

Last November, someone tried to sell solar panels stolen from a toll road in Newport Beach for $100 each on eBay.

Numerical results illustrate that the proposed risk-neutral design scheme is less aggressive than the risk-prone scheme and less conservative than the risk-averse scheme, and may thus be more preferable from a toll designer's point of view.

The violence occurred as Haiti reeled from a toll of more than 1,900 people dead and 900 missing and presumed dead in mudslides and floods caused by Tropical Storm Jeanne.

In air the two speeds are the same, but in the excited cesium they are not only different, but the pulses and the waves of which they are composed can travel in opposite directions, like a pocket of congestion on a highway, which can propagate back from a toll booth as rush hour begins, even as all the cars are still moving forward.

"I can't see, no matter how you slice it, how the motorist is going to gain from a toll hike helping finance other projects," said Stephen G. Carrellas, the New Jersey chapter coordinator of the National Motorists Association, a group based in Wisconsin.

That is because the value to the economy of connecting two cities together is far greater than the amount any private company could make from a toll road.

The machine had switched the dial-in number from a toll-free number to an incorrect local one.

She and her parents spent hours trying to track him down before she finally got a call from a toll-free number.

He predicted that the bills, which come from a tolling agency in another country, would be ignored.

Increasingly, electronic tags will be embedded into windshields, license plates and other places so drivers will no longer have to send off for a portable tag from a tolling agency.

AT&T is cheaper at $4.95 a month but isn't as comprehensive and can't be accessed from a toll-free number.