Sentence examples for fare about from inspiring English sources

If you feel in need of intellectual fare about now, enter the nearby Bluestockings Women's Bookstore and Cafe devoted to books by women and feminist interests; it's a countrified cooperative where discussion and readings are held, and snacks are sold.

The Ukrainian military did their best to give them an inspiring, morale-boosting welcome, but sadly, they will likely fare about as well as their Crimean volunteer counterparts should serious fighting break out.

There is little grand politics here and no airport fiction fare about terrorists or tribal areas.

Features have tended toward bland fare about agricultural production, and news has come late, if at all.

The journey is 20 to 30 minutes, the round-trip fare about $11. Prices are reckoned at 66 pence to the dollar.

His 15 minutes had only earned him a $5.90 fare, about a third of what he would have got if he had headed downtown instead.

In second place ABC and NBC fared about evenly well.

But even then, the strategy of emphasizing stocks in retirement accounts fared about as well as the conventional, reverse approach.

The Devils, in other words, fared about as well tonight as Roger Clemens and Funny Cide had earlier in the day.

One recent study found that premium implants fared about as well as standard implants over a seven- to eight-year period.

The one original episode NBC broadcast, "Friday Night Lights," fared about even with its average this season in the 8 p.m. hour (6.3 million).