Sentence examples for toll about from inspiring English sources

There is one toll, (about $1.60, at 9.4 pesos to the dollar), and the road is marked with numerous signs that say "Piramides".

The relatively low death toll (about 1,500), the summer vacation doldrums and negative views of Pakistan as corrupt and war-ridden also may have dampened enthusiasm for helping.

The annual death toll, about 10,000 a year in the United States, is expected to increase for another decade to as many as 30,000 before declining, according to the American Liver Foundation.

According to the Turkish Chamber of Medical Doctors, the protests had a heavy human toll: about 8,000 were injured, 104 sustained serious head injuries and 11 people lost an eye, most through plastic bullets fired by the police.

Overnight violence claimed another 21 lives, raising the death toll to about 120.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which had issued the regulations, had hoped to reduce the yearly toll by about 460,000.

"Sometimes I wait for 45 minutes in the line just to pay the toll" of about 38 cents, said Chawla, 47, looking out of his car window.

Police say the toll of about 36 people a day is a result of drug dealers resisting arrest or gang feuds.

The Autopista 180 from Cancun is eerily empty, which is probably explained by the cost of the tolls – about £30 for the return trip.

To amortize the cost of fuel and tolls — about €150, or $195, for a round trip — he fills the other seats in his car, using a French Web site that arranges shared rides.

The commission's plan calls for the revenue from the new bridge tolls — about $600 million a year — to be earmarked for an aggressive expansion of bus service in the city and surrounding counties.