Sentence examples for centre fare from inspiring English sources

Will Kris (right) and Don (centre) fare as well as fellow Death in Paradise star Danny John-Julesecondond left) did when he took on Lawro last season?

Mothers in the urban centre fare significantly better than those in the remote reaches of rugged geography.

Air-conditioned shopping centres fared better than high streets.

It did not do them much good, as the centre-left fared badly.

Yet overall the centre-left fared relatively well, taking 14 of the 25 remaining provincial capitals where run-offs were held.

The winner lost The front-runner mustn't run A looming plague Left, right, left Reprints Related items Slovakia's general election: A crucial choiceSep 19th 2002Still, the centre-right fared more robustly than expected.

The Aerobus runs about every hour from the airport to the Lido area (or Hotel Zone) on the west side of Funchal, via the city centre, for a fare of ��5 (free for arriving TAP Portugal passengers who show a boarding pass).

While the move will cut fares for those travelling from east London to the centre of London, fares will be kept the same for those travelling in from outside of the capital.

With the CDU, Social Democrats and Greens all crowding into the squishy centre, the FDP might fare better on flintier ground.

See and do A cycle ride beside the Settle‑Carlisle railway may sound like strenuous work, but the Off the Rails cycling centre (£40pp inc train fare, offtherailsbikehire.wordpress.com) puts people on the train at Settle, then meets them at Ribblehead with hybrid or mountain bikes and maps.

Whether the self-avowedly ambitious centre-left leader will fare any better than his party colleague in a bitterly divided parliament is, for the moment, unclear.