Sentence examples for expected fare from inspiring English sources

Thus the expected fare included "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer", another Star Trek instalment, and "The Faculty" from "Scream" scribe Kevin Williamson.

Like his mother, he hedges his bets with expected fare -- in his case, chicken enchiladas, crab meat tostadas and mushroom quesadillas, none of which were especially memorable.

One of the brightest developments in classical music is the leakage of chamber music and other types of classical performances into clubs where the expected fare is usually pop, piercings, cocktails and hipsterism.

Of the two, Sirius 3: Sirius Love is more adventurous, spotlighting underappreciated soul artists like Tony Rich and Atlantic Starr alongside expected fare like Gloria Estefan and Phil Collins.

It's an hour-long show in which the comedians each take half an hour at the mic to cover not only expected fare about city life, family members, FaceBook etiquette and the shambolic life of the standup comedian, but also the surreality of these adventures in the context of being side-eyed on public transport and summoned to lunch meetings with ASIO.

The French economy managed to avoid a recession in 2008 and is expected fare best among the big four euro zone member countries in 2009.

"I expected fares to go up, but I wasn't sure by how much".

David Strine, an analyst at Bear Stearns, said that he expected fares to rise about 8percentthis yearar.

It is ordering 1,000 extra rail carriages to cope with rising passenger numbers and it expects fare increases to cover much of the £1bn cost.

No pricing has been determined, but one can expect fares to be mile-high.

For example, Hopper predicts that travelers can book a trip to Tokyo for 40percentt less than normal on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and Skyscanner expects fares to be at a 20percentt discount on the Friday.