Sentence examples for roadside charge from inspiring English sources

It was the third time this year that a tank was destroyed in Gaza by a roadside charge.

A roadside charge went off near a convoy of settlers' cars in the area, but no one was hurt.

Two roadside charges were detonated near an army-escorted convoy of cars heading for the Israeli settlement of Netzarim.

The "dynamic charging" – as opposed to the use of roadside charging posts – means the vehicle's batteries can be smaller, along with their manufacturing costs.

The number of electric cars sold in Britain has fallen by a third since the start of the year, amid concerns that motorists are being put off by high prices, limited battery range and a lack of roadside charging points.

The program would subsidise the cost of a roadside charging station up to a cap of $45,000, which they say would drive the installation of about 3,500 stations across the country.

The energy wouldn't power cars themselves, except maybe electric vehicles juicing up at roadside charging stations.

Others are being installed by cities like Shenzhen, which are experimenting with roadside charging piles at public parking spaces.

The cable used for this purpose is captive to the roadside charging point.

A roadside zoo charges $200 to swim with baby tigers.

#obscene — Penelope Guzman (@_PenelopeNYC) November 5, 2012 One of the stations accused of price-gouging, a Mobil on Crescent Street in Long Island City, Queens, posted a price per gallon of $3.89 at the roadside, but charged $4.89 a gallon at the pump, Mr. Schneiderman's office said.