(1) The castle bell began to toll again, deep and pleading.

(2) I'm a toll booth operator, it's that simple.

(3) But as a bell's eerie toll floated from within the castle a shiver ran down my spine.

(4) He was about to say he'd need time when he heard a distant bell toll twice.

(5) Police will combine friendly persuasion with hard line law enforcement in a desperate bid to cut the dreadful toll of motorcycle deaths in North Yorkshire.

(6) In Singapore, a toll is payable by those who use the roads.

(7) The days passed slowly, as they had in Ameri, like they were all waiting for that grand breaker, that final bell toll that told them all what the plan was.

(8) As a train approaches from either direction, two bells on stumpy posts in between the tracks begin to toll in a steady rhythm.

(9) The deeper horror in this book is the relentless nature of trauma and the toll it takes on those who witness its seismic effects.

(10) Another lesson learned is that it is easier to toll new highways than reinstitute tolls on roads that abandoned them.

(11) Britain's first toll motorway is due to be opened officially by the Transport Secretary today.

(12) Presently, the Church bell began to toll , signalling that the nightly curfew was about to begin.

(13) A Fermoy group has been highly critical of plans to toll the road because it was fearful that charges would drive motorists back into the town.

(14) The new electronic bells automatically toll the Angelus and peal on the hour.

(15) The bell of St Mary's began to toll the curfew

(16) In Sri Lanka, the toll stands at 30 882 confirmed dead, the government said.

(17) It is believed some children are still being held - more than 400 have been rescued, but the death and casualty toll varies wildly.

(18) It also says the human toll of suffering and health damage must be built into future costings.

(19) The concessionaire will be entitled to toll the highway in compliance with the Roads Act.

(20) In the meantime, both sides claim battle victories, war reports conflict and contradict and the casualty toll is rising.