Sentence examples for asked fare from inspiring English sources

Uefa asked Fare to help appoint expert spotters to report offensive banners, chants and behaviour in stadiums.

"Did you register?" asked the fare.

Promptly he asked his fare if she had it.

"WHAT is that, like a cult or a religion or something?" Angel L. Calle, a Miami Beach taxi driver asked a fare exiting the Wolfsonian museum, where the venerable art journal Artforum was hosting a dinner, one of many competing for the same time slot and the same group of deep-pocketed art worshipers almost every night this week.

She steps down slowly, asks the fare, and only after reaching for her pocketbook does she look straight into the camera, now close on her face, and ask what is being photographed.

The MP added that they were not opposing reconstruction work in the South but simply asking a fare share for the people in the North East, too.

When he was asked for a fare to a nearby town by the man, he pretended he was taking the same route - and when they arrived he offered to buy them lunch in a restaurant.

But cabdrivers, who have asked for a fare increase of 50percentt, said the study weighed the economic impact on medallion owners without considering how the proposal would affect drivers' wages.

I asked him if "fare" includes charges labeled as gratuities.

Lori L.: It echoed the time with Adam when she asked for cab fare.

A gangly Marine whose flight had come in late asked about cab fare to Camp Pendleton.