Sentence examples for crossing fares from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, go to St Mary's by sea from Penzance on The Scillonian (0845 7105555) most days but not Sundays, April to October, limited late season sailings, 2 1/2 -hour crossing, fares from £32 low-season day return to £74 return.

Among the lowest crossing fares is $995 a person (cruise-only, double occupancy) for a voyage from Southampton, England, to New York during Thanksgiving week.

Malick worked for two months in return for the crossing fare.

Only Italy, on the frontline of hundreds of thousands of people crossing the Mediterranean, fares worse.

Topics range from lighthearted comedies to more somber fare like "One Day Crossing".

As the number of Russian passengers crossing the frosty frontier to use Kirkenes airport demonstrates, low fares are seductive.

This involved going outside and crossing two access routes used by taxis lining up for fares.

They charge a special fare and visitors stand in line to await the thrill of crossing Nob Hill to get to Fishermen's Wharf.

The menu's new too — kind of Southern, crossed with British pub fare.

The fare to all stations in a "zone" is the same and increases with distance, especially if the journey involves a harbour crossing.

Late fall mortality was very low overall, but contrasts indicated that wild-produced cross types fared best, followed by F1-produced cross types, with crop-produced cross types suffering the highest mortality levels (Table 2).