Sentence examples for miles to pay from inspiring English sources

You'll never see them again, because they're not going to drive back 30 miles to pay full price".

Floral tributes and messages from black, white and Asian people continued to mount as people travelled for miles to pay their respects.

"If you lived here all your life, then you probably don't want to travel fifty miles to pay your respects on Mother's Day".

Just add two zeros to the cost of your travel expense and trade in that number of miles to pay for it.

Over the months and years they were joined by an ever-growing number of bereaved families, veterans' groups and ordinary people (including a fair few leather-clad bikers), some of whom travelled many miles to pay tribute.

This is not against the rules, although some MPs believe it would better if they used their air miles to pay for official flights, thus saving the taxpayer money.

However, driving just one mile to pay 5p per litre less on fuel will give motorists a saving of £2.29 when filling a 50-litre tank.

The act set the tonnage rates to be charged: Fractions of a Mile to pay for Half a Mile, and of a Ton as a Quarter of a Ton; Rates for Wharfage to be determined by the Company.

People had come in their hundreds, from miles around, to pay their respects to the young man, and mourn his early passing.

Kings came from miles around to pay their respects to this newfound deity and as they knelt the shepherd's young wife pulled back the blanket to reveal what she had carried, and they saw what it was, and it was beautiful: a sloppily knitted Christmas jumper, with a giant Santa Claus in the centre and a pattern of alternating snowmen and reindeer round the neckline.

One proposal would force frequent flyers who exceed a new "green air-miles allowance" to pay higher individual taxes to travel.