Sentence examples for end fare from inspiring English sources

It is not conventional West End fare, either.

How will this company, which has just returned from a three-year exile in the West End, fare in the Chelsea theater it has rebuilt at a cost of $43 million?

There are times when the evening feels a little schematic, and the dialogue forced, but this is intelligent, witty and moving West End fare with a big, compassionate heart.

Instead, the production ends with the sight of various detainees continuing to go quietly about their business.Clearly "Guantanamo" is not standard West End fare, and its presence at London's New Ambassadors Theatre, where it opened last weekend for a commercial run scheduled for the moment at 12 weeks, is even more surprising given the usual silliness of the summer season.

Tackling such topics as bipolar disorder, bereavement and familial dysfunction, Next to Normal is hardly your standard-issue Broadway (or West End) fare, and its pre-Pulitzer successes included trumping Elton John for the Tony award for best score last June and breaking even – all in what remains a fiendishly difficult economic climate for New York theatre.

GrubHub-listed restaurants deliver everything from pizzas, American Chinese and comfort food, to higher end fare and local specialties.

"Gaza is an end," Fares says.

It is likely that in elderly patients with multiple comorbidities the pathogenesis of acidosis is multifactorial and this may account for the apparent worse initial response to ventilator treatment in the group that in the end fared better.

It's pleasing end-to-end fare now.

FSG publishes the kind of high-end fare that critics praise and that, absent Oprah, most readers ignore.

The tax's advocates wanted to hit things like potato crisps and hot dogs, but it was applied also to high-end fare like speciality cheeses.