Sentence examples for single toll from inspiring English sources

The attack Thursday about 140 miles west of Algiers was the highest single toll this year.

"The system collects 250 million Canadian dollars a year without a single toll collector or anyone needing to stop anywhere," Mr. Regan said.

Many of the interchanges are designed as trumpet interchanges with a connector road to the crossroad, for easy placement of a single toll plaza on the connector.

It is more likely because the computers see hundreds of calls from a single, toll-free phone number, and register them as some sort of nuisance attack.

Described by the company's chief executive, John McDonough, as "e-mail for the phone," SoundBite lets callers dial a single toll-free number -- (800) SOUNDBITE -- record a message and send it to someone by entering the phone number on the keypad.

The hotline had just launched as part of the Violence Against Women Act, and for the first time in U.S. history, victims of domestic violence had a single, toll-free number they could call for confidential help, day or night, regardless of where they lived.

And it must be user-friendly: If Costco can provide one-stop shopping for life's day-by-day necessities, then the government should be able to have a single toll-free number and one-stop centers that handle all re-employment issues--from unemployment insurance to training to expanded benefits like mortgage assistance.

For example, C. elegans has only a single Toll-like receptor (and seems not to encode NFκB-like homologues), and this receptor does not have a central role in the innate immune response (Irazoqui et al., 2010).

In Washington, President Obama stood with his wife, their heads bowed, overlooking the South Lawn of the White House at 11 a.m. as a single bell tolled to honor the wounded and the dead.

A single bell tolled for more than 20 minutes before the casket arrived, and the sea of uniformed officers stood at attention in silence.

A Buddhist priest tolled a single bell at Winchester Cathedral on Sunday evening in remembrance of those who died.