Sentence examples for road paid from inspiring English sources

Quality Road paid $2.60 on a $2 bet to win.

In 1799, apparently, a Sarah Chichester who lived down the road paid in corn and wheat for 32 gallons of Washington's whiskey, fine flour and 7,000 herring.

They claim he has built an inner- and an outer-city ring road, paid pensions promptly, ensured that the hot water works, and has even rebuilt Christ the Saviour's, the gold-domed orthodox cathedral razed by Stalin.

Once, a client took her down the road, paid $20 and expected sex, she says.

I don't object to paying 20% tax, but I find it hard to swallow when the millionaire down the road pays 2%." Despite its much-vaunted prosperity, Jersey spends less than 75% of the EU average on social protection.

0.45 0.76 41 Fail to check your mirror before pulling out, changing lanes, turning, etc. 0.45 0.73 25 In a queue of vehicles turning left onto a main road, pay such close attention to the traffic approaching from the right that you nearly hit the car in front.

Generations of Shakerleys lived in Shakerley Old Hall, close to the Shakerley Brook and Roman road paying rent to Cockersand Abbey and dues of "one pair of white gloves at the feast of Easter" to Adam Tyldesley.

Wall Street is in your schools and roads (paid for by more bonds) and in your colleges (which invest your tuition money in everything from stocks to farmland, in the hopes of boosting their profits and their budgets).

Yet the crypto arena is becoming more than that which simply offers a new way to basically trade and exchange in a self-contained manner through a veritable labyrinth of scams and hacks or simple roads paid with pure gold.

I benefit not only from the tax revenues that June Records contributes as a local business (paving the roads, paying my daughter's teachers) but also from living nearby.

The tweeting motorist's claim that she had a greater right to be on the road because she paid road tax is a widely held but inaccurate belief, says Reid, who runs a blog called - with deliberate irony - ipayroadtax.com.