Sentence examples for which toll from inspiring English sources

The canon their comparisons draw on is comprised not of writers but of the years of previous general elections, which toll percussively through too much newspaper commentary.

The backlog of homes ordered and not yet finished rose to 3,937 with a value of $2.21 billion, which Toll said was a company record, from 3,271 homes with a value of $1.77 billion a year earlier.

All electronic tags, regardless of which toll road operator issued it are compatible for use on other toll roads within Australia.

In Yellow Dog, too, 'innocence' is a word which tolls like a bell.

Much of Feldman's music is slow, soft and with long rests in which tolling chords can reverberate in their decay.

There is also the issue of the hour in the evening, currently fixed at 6 p.m., after which tolls for vehicles heading into the zone would end.

Well, on Thursday, the bell of the Santa Maria, which tolled to announce the discovery of the New World to the ship's crew, is to be auctioned at the Hotel Ritz in Madrid.

VPS (vehicle positioning system) based ETC system is a category of location based service which tolls vehilces by determining if they move into the charging zone.

The gradually accelerating pace at which tolls are being implemented or actively considered around the world suggests that road pricing is an idea whose time may finally have come.

Its construction was privately funded by a tontine scheme, for which tolls were charged until 1859.

The silence was broken by church bells, which tolled 49 times, once for each victim of the massacre.