Sentence examples for commercial fare from inspiring English sources

"I'm young, I like commercial fare, and I get bored easily.

He pursued a personal cinema that offered an alternative to standard commercial fare.

Mr. Tauber said that the company hoped to expand into more commercial fare soon.

With few exceptions, the '94 group have gravitated wholeheartedly toward highly commercial fare, rather than films of any critical importance.

Swinton alternated between appearing in such commercial fare as the thriller Vanilla Sky (2001) and independent films, including Teknolust (2002), Young Adam (2003), and Thumbsucker (2005).

Some potential customers of air taxis say that saving time outweighs the extra cost, roughly equivalent to a first-class commercial fare.

Companies that use private aircraft also spend about $11 billion on commercial fares each year, the association said.

So that you can get an aircraft of a size that could never compete with an airliner that can get you below commercial fares," Zunum Aero CEO Ashish Kumar told me in an interview.

Robson returned to more-commercial fare with Earthquake (1974), a disaster film set in Los Angeles.

The debut Berlin session was spiky, non-commercial fare, and the shows were instantly popular.

Frankenheimer turned to more-commercial fare with French Connection II (1975), a sequel to William Friedkin's 1971 classic crime thriller.