Sentence examples for back into the fare from inspiring English sources

"What it is doing is bringing some rationality back into the fare structure".

No matter how the airlines try to force corporate nonrefundable users back into the full-fare category, the technology now available to company travel buyers makes it a lost cause, she said.

Put the glass back into the frame.

Councillor Andrew Fender, chair of the TfGM committee, said: "I can assure passengers that all the money we raise from fares goes back into the network in some way, which means fares will only ever increase to meet the growing costs of running, improving or expanding the network".

In 1995, the last time fares were raised, a lawsuit failed to roll back the fare.

Put the backing into the frame.

To entice more travelers back into the air, several carriers, including United and Southwest Airlines, have stepped up fare sales.

After his fare card was rejected, he moved wordlessly back into the bus and rode up to Gates Avenue, where the killing occurred.

The holiday season and bargain fares will draw many reluctant travelers back into the air.

Insert your ticket into the fare turnstile.

Fuel costs and an inability to raise fares much have sent most of the industry back into the red after a brief two-year period of profits.