Sentence examples for traffic gas from inspiring English sources

Even those $6-a-month 6-a-monthon services ought to be free; on regular smartphones, traffic, gas prices, weather and the like are free.

Sadly, the bundle of real-time information services (traffic, gas, movies, weather, White Pages, Local Events) costs $6 a month forever.

Voice commands, photo navigation, and support for MSN Direct real-time status updates for traffic, gas prices, and more make the nuvi 880 a very useful gadget.

Even if it's technically not a phone, TomTom's new XL 340S portable navigation device (PND) certainly has plenty of phone-like attributes: It delivers fresh traffic, gas, weather and location information by tapping into AT&T's network.

For anyone who's made the voyage to Black Rock City before, you'll know that the journey isn't an easy one, with miles of traffic, gas lines, and yes, more dust than you can imagine.

In spring it's a riot of noise: constant plane traffic, gas-guns over pea fields, wood-larks and jet engines.

The sentiment is right, and yet, watching this woman's delight at a task that most of us enjoy for its powers of liberation for no more than a month or two, at age sixteen, before we learn to complain about traffic and gas prices, makes clear just how much, when it comes to the right being fought for today, we are not all Saudi women.

TomTom's LIVE subscription service ($9.95 a month) also gives access to real-time traffic and gas station fuel price updates, where available.

The GPS + data combo was definitely helpful while looking for stuff and the ability to e-mail directions to it is a great feature, as is all the local searching, traffic, and gas prices.

This study presents an experimental investigation on the traffic related gas and particle pollutants in and near major streets in one of the most developed business districts in Hong Kong, known as Central.

It'll be more than just maps, though, as WiENR 2009 (as I'll call it) will also do some Bluetooth tricks, harness MSN Direct services for traffic and gas prices, and will even be Windows SideShow compatible for those times you've… um… got your laptop turned on and connected to the Internet while you're driving.