Sentence examples for acceptable fare from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Wohlstetter, a gourmand and oenophile, was most enraged by the suggestion that grade D would be acceptable fare.

Hells, damns, and Good Lords have, of course, been acceptable fare on television for some time, so it's unclear why ABC bothered to take them out.

John Lennard, a professor of literature at the University of the West Indies, wrote, in an essay on Roberts, Robertss has in some ways done for Romance what the hypercelebrity of Harry Potter has done for Children's Literature, making it acceptable fare for reading adults in general".

"Kissers," which shows the lovers from the chest up, is acceptable museum fare.

BETTER THAN TAKEOUT I am of the opinion that eggs, fruit and toast are totally acceptable dinnertime fare and far better than takeout.

During the Confederations Cup, for example, I was unable to find an acceptable air fare to get to Belo Horizonte.

What if Auntie SuSu, who "insists that chitterlings are acceptable wedding dinner fare," turns up?

Even by the rough-and-tumble standards of Georgian politics, his conduct has verged beyond what is acceptable.Mr Saakashvili has fared little better.

Loizos Heracleous, a professor of strategy at Warwick Business School, said: "Ryanair's combination of the highest levels of efficiency in the industry, swift expansion via new routes, growth of ancillary revenues and high flight frequency, as well as bargain fares and acceptable levels of service, has proven to be a very tempting value proposition for customers and a winning business model".

Such reductions might be "acceptable" if children were faring well in society, but the opposite is the case on a number of important indicators.

Mr. Steyer and others said that MTV overstepped when it concluded that its regular fare would be acceptable to the huge audience that watches the Super Bowl.