Sentence examples for early fare from inspiring English sources

Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, the authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, said of the episode: "pretty standard early fare, with the series not quite hitting its stride".

A recent Web search found early fall fares starting at $887.

The early booking fare of £2,799ppp includes flights, excursions and wine with meals.

Strange, however, was confident that the Americans who played early would fare well.

Also ask about special rates: Carnival has an Early Saver fare of up to 20 percent off (available up to three months ahead of time for cruises of five days or less, and up to five months ahead for longer ones).

Mayor Michael Bloomberg actually fired education officials who disagreed with the new policy, despite data from several cities -- including Chicago, Miami, Boston, Washington and New York itself -- showing that children held back in the early grades fare worse academically -- and are more likely to drop out -- than children with similar test scores who get extra help after being promoted.

Early submitters fared best.

However, early booking fares are not the only reason to act now.

Yet in reality they have more in common with early sea-faring navigators.

If they were rational, they would work hardest on the good days (to maximise their take) but give up early when fares are few and far between.

Family-focused programming, so omnipresent from the 1950's through the 1980's, faded as marketers switched to seeking consumers ages 18 to 49, and the networks responded with more sophisticated early-evening fare like "Friends".