Sentence examples for catching fare from inspiring English sources

The same thing happened at Stratford station on Wednesday – immigration officials were "assisting" the British Transport Police (BTP) in catching fare dodgers.

When I queried what was going on I was threatened with arrest for obstruction and told to 'crack on'". The same thing happened at Stratford station on Wednesday – immigration officials were "assisting" the British Transport Police (BTP) in catching fare dodgers.

A recent search for a flight from New York to London turned up an eye-catching fare: $229 each way on several airlines.

With Hopper, the idea is that you can monitor a particular route continuously using its "Watch a Trip" feature, which gives you a better chance at catching a better fare.

Airfare changes hourly, sometimes minute-to-minute, so catching the, 'guaranteed lowest fare', 99.9percentt of the time, takes work and patience.

For months I enjoyed a return fare of around £55, catching the 6am train.

Their third album is another impressive set, heartbreak ballads (Fading Fast, Wasted Time) sitting comfortably alongside more strident fare, the thrashy Heaven Sent catching Cosentino in lovestruck mode.

It pulls up every fare with accuracy--sometimes catching prices that prominent search engines such as Kayak will miss.

Though much of the business still comes from taxis and car service sedans, the late-night fare is typically more eye-catching: a stretch limousine from Connecticut; the new BMW sedan; a black Audi with diplomats' plates, whose driver said he had just received dignitaries from the Saudi Arabian embassy, before deciding he had divulged too much and returning to the front seat.

And though transit operators argue that cracking down on fare evasion can help improve safety — catching riders who would flout other rules and engage in misbehavior — Orcutt said he questions the wisdom of transit adapting "broken windows" policies.

The real reason the surfers' favourite airport overcomplicates the business of catching a plane is to make advertised air fares appear cheaper than they actually are.