Sentence examples for meter would be from inspiring English sources

One definition of meter would be the habit of doing it".

He also tells them when they first pull in that the price on the meter would be doubled.

Common sense should tell you the only possible balance that could be transferred from a pre-payment meter would be a credit one.

Moreover, one benefit of the proposed work is that the signal processing required to implement an electric power and energy meter would be simplified.

In the classic scale comparison, if a marble were a nanometer, then one meter would be the size of the Earth.

Murphy's research, reported in this week's issue of Environmental Science and Technology, shows that for every watt per square meter of sunlight diffused by the aerosols, as much as 5 watts per square meter would be made unavailable to mirrored collectors on the ground.

Or the liberal media looking for some exploitation?" While Wright continues to sit next to Lt Cpl Harold Trombley, I'd have to say my psycho-meter would be pointing at the jarheads.

The benefits of universal metering would be widespread.

The expense of meters would be too much.

Tom Cocola, a spokesman for the Transportation Department, said no meters would be installed for now.

The final 800 meters would be run in a searing 1 46.6.