Sentence examples for pay to drive from inspiring English sources

The solution, as some experts see it, is to make everyone from everywhere pay to drive into central Manhattan.

With heavy highway and gasoline subsidies, the prices we pay to drive around are still artificially low.

For decades, Jaguar owners put up with mystery glitches and mechanical downtime as the price they had to pay to drive such elegant machines.

The waste company Suez, which operates more than a thousand rubbish trucks in the UK, called for a tax on packaging manufacturers that would pay to drive up recycling rates again.

But is it fair that residents from one area, Brooklyn or Queens, should pay to drive into the city center when those living elsewhere, in northern Manhattan or the Bronx, get to do the same thing free?

For all the artifice and attack ads, political campaigns still rely on dedicated workers who set aside their lives, sometimes without pay, to drive the elderly to the polls, to network with wealthy donors, to pipe up on their behalf in remote precincts — to believe, sometimes when few others do.

"I even envisioned getting paid to drive a Rolls".

Some people are paid to drive subway trains or to open their doors.

In other words, he is paid to drive fast and to explain how the technology works.

Under the city's Red Carpet program, nonprofit organizations are paid to drive new patients to the doctor.

Indeed, some police officers need to be weaned of the idea that they are paid to drive around in their patrol cars, eating doughnuts.