Sentence examples for common fares from inspiring English sources

However, even more common fares are still some of the most expensive in the world.

Such phenomena are now common fare.

Kuftah, a type of spiced meatball, is also common fare.

Images of violent demolition clashes are common fare on Chinese social media sites.

In some churches, the evils of racism have long been common fare.

His father, Samuel Douglas Fraser, was an ardent unionist, and talk of union activities was common fare at the dinner table.

The series, with Tony Shalhoub as Adrian Monk, was one of the earliest examples of what has since become common fare: programs built around characters who are distinctive misfits.

Normandie artifacts are by far the most common fare in shipwreck sales: salvagers were already tearing out its great Art Deco components when it caught fire.

Most of the evidence comes from a string of Thurmond speeches showing that he framed his vision before it became common fare.

This may be common fare for the show's apparent target audience — female 'tweens and teenagers who still believe in Barbie.

– delivering a similar set, but it's presumably common fare in the States, given that Shaffir (whose show I enjoyed more) isn't wholly dissimilar.