Sentence examples for drop fare from inspiring English sources

And while choosing an eco-label bean might have greater overall impact than brewing method, the study did find that old-fashioned methods, when used properly — which means drinking the pot down to the last drop — fare better than the modern single-serve method.

The Irish no-frills carrier said it would drop fares to keep its planes full, with demand hit by economic uncertainty and terror attacks, as lower fuel costs cut the cost of flying.

When the travel business sags, airlines drop fares and launch promotions, which tend to boost the number of passengers on their planes.

Rather than dropping fares to reflect the suspended tax, most airlines then promptly increased fares by $5 each way.

US Airways, which has 375 daily departures from Philadelphia, has responded by increasing flights to the destinations served by Southwest, and dropping fares on those routes.

In February, for example, Air Canada, which had been charging almost $400 for one-way fares between Halifax and Montreal or Ottawa, suddenly dropped fares to around $65, matching those of the six-month-old CanJet.

In honor of Colorado's 135th birthday at the beginning of August, Frontier dropped fares to as low as $9.99 each way if purchased by Aug. 3. Southwest also dropped prices substantially, though tickets had to be purchased by August 1.

When I drove for the car service I kept a notebook under the seat of my car and I'd scribble bits of dialogue or take notes about a particularly bizarre customer as soon as I'd drop the fare off.

Thatt means scrapping "flex" - where train companies can increase some fares by up to 5% if they drop similar fares by the same amount.

Competitors also dropped their fare increases.

But a recent drop in fares suggests that many travelers have had enough.