Sentence examples for mostly metered from inspiring English sources

While many cab companies serve the airport, they're mostly metered and regulated by the city; the base fare is $3.25, each additional mile will be $1.80 and you pay $0.20 for every 36 seconds of waiting time.

Parking is very limited, mostly metered street spaces; the railroad station is a block away.

Nato's moves were predictable, and have mostly been carefully metered.

"When you think of what we've learned in the last 100 years, working mostly 4,000 meters and above, there's no reason to think discoveries of this magnitude won't happen between 6,000 and 11,000 meters," he said.

Water consumption is metered.

If parking is metered, pay the meter.

Mongolia demanded the return of the 8-foot-tall (2.4 meter), 24-foot-long (7.3 meter), mostly reconstructed cousin of the Tyrannosaurus rex last year after commercial paleontologist Eric Prokopi sold it at a Manhattan auction last spring for $1.05 million.

The cars in which I travel mostly have ticking meters above the dashboard and tend to be operated by a marginally lunatic person gibbering into a Bluetooth.

Complaints came mostly after the meters were installed and returned higher bills, Mr. Norman said, but his department and others said that was generally a corrective change because older meters tended to slow down over time.

Five of the big six energy firms are raising their tariffs for prepayment meters – mostly used by renters and people who have fallen behind on payments – to within £1 of the new £1,089 cap.

The project targeted to transfer 1,74,271 million cubic meters mostly from Brahmaputra through the Ganges (Ahmed and Ahmed 2004).