Sentence examples for as a fare from inspiring English sources

A young college graduate works as a fare collector on a trolley-car in 1912 in Providence, R. I

"Let's get going," Ram Singh said as his assistant Thakur took 20 rupees as a fare from the couple.

Her brother Craig Ryner, the subway station agent, also works nights, as a fare booth attendant on the A and R stations all over New York.

In 1972, Mr. Hauser was driving a cab to pay the bills when he picked up Ms. Massé, then a waitress and aspiring singer, as a fare, and the second iteration of the Manhattan Transfer began to gestate.

She drew attention to herself as a fare dodger at a time and in a place where a section 60 authorisation was in place in accordance with the statutory requirements.

By John T. Winterich The New Yorker, April 12 , 1947P. 53 A young college graduate works as a fare collector on a trolley-car in 1912 in Providence, R. I

Not Afghans and Pakistanis, mind you, who were swept up on the battlefield or kidnapped off the streets and thrown into Guantánamo or secret jails, only to be quietly released years later without so much as a fare-thee-well.

Paralleling the lake, the road then uses the Keller Ferry, a 80 feet long boat used as a fare-free ferry across Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, part of the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, operated by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and its previous counterparts since 1930.

Oddly, while American moves to incorporate some stand-alone fees into some base fares, a process known as bundling a fare, Southwest Airlines seems to be going in the other direction.

"Now I have to work harder than that — now sometimes there's a fare for as little as $3.00".

As he speaks, a fare hails him down on a deserted stretch of 12th Avenue.