Sentence examples for catalog fare from inspiring English sources
The Internet could fuel a new sales boom, as CDs did in the 1980s and early 1990s, letting labels sell old catalog fare that stores don't have room to stock.
Sabre is a so-called global distribution system, which catalogs airline fares and schedules for clients like American Express and other travel agencies.
This group of airfare enthusiasts runs a website and search engine that catalogs sale fares across the entire industry – all based on manual deals for which the team scours around the clock.
To add to this catalog of such interesting Norwegian fare, Max Manus: Man of War -- the most expensive film production in Norwegian cinema history -- is getting a DVD release here shortly.
All the major online services offer catalogs of independent music, with their more mainstream fare.
Songwriters who own their own work usually fare best on our list because their catalogs can keep selling well long after they've passed away.
His father made him and his sister "compute how much money we would need for a year, using the Sears, Roebuck catalog to price clothing, and adding in items like school lunches and bus fare".
Of all Legalist texts in the Han imperial catalogue, the Han Feizi fared the best over the vicissitudes of time: all of its 55 chapters attested in the Han catalog are still intact.
