Sentence examples for metering would be from inspiring English sources

The benefits of universal metering would be widespread.

Metering would be too costly for small commercial consumers.

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.

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.

While most meters would be capped at $6 an hour, rates during big events like concerts or a game could enter the $18 range.

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.

Van Moer, who stood at just 1.68 meters, would be brutally kicked, but the way he came back in his mid-30s to scheme Belgium to its best performances in the 1980 Euro and 1982 World Cup was grace and fortitude personified.