Sentence examples for according to fare from inspiring English sources
Last week, Delta Air Lines increased its fares for these high-end tickets by $40 to $120 for a round-trip ticket, according to fare watchers.
And on Friday, the Czech Republic's only black player, Theodor Gebre Selassie, reported abusive behavior during a 4-1 defeatoto Russia in Wroclaw, Poland, according to FARE, the anti-discrimination group.
According to FARE, to delay the shot can result in death within 30 minutes.
The Mayan prophecy that the world will end on December 21 , 2012 is now affecting flight bookings according to fare finder Skyscanner, which reports that its customers have taken a sudden interest in one-way tickets to places rumored to be safe havens from the purging flames.
If fares to your favorite destination are already sky-high -- and odds are, if you have not booked a ticket yet, they will be -- all is not lost, according to fare-watchers.
If all goes according to plan, fare revenues of $169 million next year will just cover operating expenses.
An estimated 15 million people in the United States are allergic to at least one food, including as many as one in 13 children, according to Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE), an advocacy and awareness organization.
According to Qadura Fares, the president of the nongovernmental Palestinian Prisoners Society based in Ramallah, the West Bank, two of them have been taking only water and salt for more than a month.
United Airlines, Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways matched the Delta hike the following day, according to the fare-tracking site Farecompare.com.com
On Thursday, according to the air fare consultant Terry Trippler, United Airlines increased more than 35,000 domestic fares, followed by American, Delta, Continental and Northwest.
According to the Automated Fare Control experts at New York City Transit, in order to be able to collect a fare when entering and also to provide a free exit, the high turnstiles must revolve clockwise for one group of riders and counterclockwise for the other group, unlike a revolving door, where everyone can move the same way.
