feed the meter

For them, feeding the meter is not always an option.

Feed the meter for a friend's car while she does her holiday shopping.

I fed the meter a quarter and crossed the street.

I fed the meter and never saw them again.

Downtown workers often park in those prime spots and feed the meters all day.

This time, he hopped out of the cab and fed the meter.

"You could pretend that you're going out to feed the meter.

He fed the meter and glanced at his watch.

And while you're eating it, don't worry about feeding the meter.

And if you don't feed the meter, you're in for an expensive ticket.

And an old man watched from his little store as his son went out to feed the meters.

Then she sent her staff out into the street regularly to feed the meters that were just about to expire.

But who wants to have to take a 10-minute round trip walk to feed the meters when you're in the midst of having lunch?

I better feed the meter or my bike will get ticketed!"

"I can't run out and leave the little ones, and go feed the meter," she said.

To avoid getting a ticket, I must leave the service to either feed the meter or (as the regulation actually intends) move my car.

"It was meter parking and I just kept feeding the meter," he said.

I locked up, fed the meter and walked.

Feed the Meter cards, which add time to the player's meter.

"They come back, you tell 'em I went out to feed the meter," he called.

He found one about halfway down the block, fed the meter, and plodded back to the storefront.

The opportunity for increased revenues takes place because pay-by-phone parking prevents people from "feeding the meter."

I fed the meter with as many coins as I had, hoping that would be enough.

They cavalierly fed the meter all day, even though they were taking the parking spot of a potential customer.

True to this form, most un-Pynchonesquely, he left himself in, though just as a shadow, the man asking the questions and feeding the meter.