Sentence examples for direct fares from inspiring English sources

Alitalia's fares from Heathrow to Dubai, which stop in Rome, are cheaper than British Airways' direct fares, Mr. Stewart said.

Direct fares from Kennedy Airport to San Diego, about a 35-mile drive south, began at $297 on America West.

Direct fares to New York departing London on the first day of the strike and returning on 27 December were topping £1,000 this afternoon with Delta and over £1,300 with Virgin Atlantic.

It entered the Caribbean market in 2002 with a $258 round-trip fare between New York and San Juan, P.R., that undercut existing direct fares by as much as 50percentt, and has since added destinations like the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas and Canc Mexico.

Leishman wilted in the intensity of direct combat, faring three shots worse than the victor.

"We don't have a competitive product anymore" against a direct low-fare assault, the airline's chief executive, David Siegel, told employees last month.

Though the comparison was not as direct, Handel fared better in the next pairing, Caldara's gracefully filigreed "Lo so, lo so: con periglio" ("I know, I know: it is dangerous") from the oratorio "Joaz," and Handel's bright, vibrant "Scorta siate" ("Righteous heaven") from the opera "Giulio Cesare in Egitto".

The script comes from Ben Kopit and will mark somewhat of a departure for Ratner, known for directing lighter fare such as Hercules and the Rush Hour franchise.

A still from Speed Sisters, directed by Amber Fares.

Direct, round-trip air fares from La Guardia start around $200 on US Airways.

The passenger merely saves the difference between the direct and hidden-city fares ($55 in the example above).