Sentence examples for based on a fare from inspiring English sources

The effort to make out an appropriate tip based on a fare isn't much, but most find it easier to click on the available options than think through the calculation.

Based on a fare freeze implemented by the South Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council in 1975, it was widely considered to be a moderate and mainstream policy by Labour, which it was hoped would get more Londoners using public transport, thereby reducing congestion.

Based on a recent online search, fares for a weekend trip in mid-January started at $228.

"They were building up a fare structure based on a market that was unrealistic," said Michael S. Allen, chief operating officer of Back Aviation Solutions, a research company.

The fare tariff is based on a division of the network's stations into fare zones.

Unlike Uber's Surge pricing, which multiplies the fare based on a mysterious algorithm, Gett is either on peak time or not.

Fares are based on a zone system; a one-zone single ticket costs A$2.20 £11), while a $3.30 £1.455) single-zone off-peak day ticket offers unlimited rides.

All of the fares are based on a kayak.com search for one-way flights on June 15.

Round-trip fares, based on a week's stay, start at $655.

The Broadway debut five years earlier of "42nd Street," based on a 1933 Busby Berkeley extravaganza, had fared much better, critically and at the box office.

The fare is based on a round-trip purchase made 14 days in advance, through April 26.