Sentence examples for a return fare from from inspiring English sources

Participants were provided with refreshments and a return fare from their home on the days of the workshops.

A return fare to Cartagena costs from £722, including taxes.

But a regular return fare from Tokyo to Kyoto on the fastest Shinkansen service, the 180mph Nozomi Super Express, will also tear Y27,040 (£182) from your purse.

Boats sail from the Gateway of India (3) every half-hour from around 9am to around 3.30pm, for a return fare of around Rs120 (£1.70).

If you're wealthy enough to choose first-class travel and disorganised enough not to have booked your ticket in advance, then a turn-up-and-buy return fare from Newquay in Cornwall to Kyle of Lochalsh in Scotland will set you back £1,002.Barry Doe, a rail expert, is the man who unearthed the fare, which the operating company Cross Country Trains says has never been bought.

Return fare from London Euston: £70.

Virgin Atlantic (virgin-atlantic.com) flies direct to St Lucia three times a week from Gatwick and once a week from Manchester, return fares from £595.

Red Funnel (redfunnel.co.uk) operates an hourly vehicle ferry crossing between Southampton and East Cowes, with return fares from £44.

British Airways (0870 850 9850; ba.com) recently launched a winter service direct from Gatwick to Fez, with return fares from £199.

The easiest way to discover the Scillies is to take a morning boat and spend the day island-hopping (return fares from £8.60, circular trips from £13, kids half price).

Red Funnel Ferries (0844 844 9988; redfunnel.co.uk) has return fares from Southampton to East Cowes from £30 for a car and four passengers.