Sentence examples for duty fare from inspiring English sources

It's pretty recognisable Call of Duty fare, a chaotic maelstrom of swarming ground troops, explosive air support and yelling NPCs.

Heavy duty Tectonic fare.

The mansion's cook is on duty, but the fare still hews closely to the comfort theme.

But if it's propriety you're concerned about (or parental duty), you'll fare better by phoning your daughter than gnashing your teeth with me.

You may also be pleased at cuts to planned increases in motor fuel duty and rail fares.

The tax changes aimed largely at cutting living expenses (freezes in fuel duty and rail fares etc) are paid for by further spending cuts, so that the package is fiscally neutral over the forecast period.

Having reached out to voters on fuel duty and rail fares, Osborne also signalled to the business lobby that he had listened to concerns over infrastructure as he announced that Britain's roads and railways will receive an extra £6bn in expenditure, while giving encouragement to backers for a new hub airport in the Thames estuary.

What about rail fares, fuel duty and transport costs?

Jarvis was clearly struggling to fulfil his defensive duties but he fared much better when his side came forward.

Motorists and rail passengers received some respite from expected extra costs on Thursday when the chancellor cancelled a planned rise in fuel duty and limited average train fare rises to inflation.

Call of Duty's mobile apps have fared reasonably well on the charts though.