Sentence examples for conventional fares from inspiring English sources

Seeing a problem that called out for automation, Mr Zaman set up Skiplagged, which listed hidden-city options alongside conventional fares (with a "NO CHECKED BAGS" disclaimer), and linked to Orbitz to reserve them.

Officially, Elettaria presents a "seasonal, spice-driven American menu" — conventional fare adjusted at Nawab's megrim.

Of course, there are trucks with more conventional fare like pizza and lobster.

Much the same could be said for the more conventional fare here, too.

Great as they are, the pocket legends are conventional fare for the pass-rushing carnivore.

This attention to the individual is one of three elements that distinguish the Art of Teaching from more conventional fare.

One restaurateur pointed out that the novelty value of food from "cubes and tubes" would quickly wear thin, and that customers would soon demand more conventional fare.

Here and Now, an irregularly scheduled but consistently active series devoted to contemporary music, has enlivened the offerings at this longtime bastion for conventional fare.

While such investigations are the backbone of "Focus," there is also occasionally more conventional fare, like a recent paean to President Jiang Zemin's visit to the United States last year.

For all their considerable craft and individual artistic merits, movies such as Thaddeus O'Sullivan's Nothing Personal (1995) and Jim Sheridan's The Boxer (1997) were more conventional fare.

Mr. Ornstein first came to fame as a piano virtuoso, performing his own works along with more conventional fare to packed houses.