Sentence examples for fare apart from inspiring English sources

Until his Beyond the Horizon was produced, in 1920, Broadway theatrical fare, apart from musicals and an occasional European import of quality, had consisted largely of contrived melodrama and farce.

The result is a video that, while quite a bit longer than the usual It Gets Better fare, stands apart from many other corporate contributions.

The activity on advance-purchase fares "blows apart the myth that business travelers make their plans at the last minute," said Kevin P. Mitchell, the chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, a group that advocates lower and less complicated airline fare structures.

Like HBO's original programming, Showtime's fare sets itself apart from network broadcasting by featuring racy characters and taking a morally ambiguous tone.

Mr. Howard, whose Earl at least gets the chance to fall apart, fares better, and the evening's few genuinely disturbing moments belong to him.

But the omelette - hurrah! - fares really quite well, apart, of course, from the tinned onions, which taste of nothing and of which there are far too many.

Breaking apart air fares into a la carte pricing works, but consumers tend to see this as price gouging a captive audience.

The biggest cost to attendees and exhibitors, apart from airline fares, are hotel rooms, which planners reserve in blocks.

Apart from air fares, Zack spends money on the gym and other physical activities to keep in good spirits.

It feels both familiar and worlds apart from standard spy fare.

But "Living in Emergency" stands apart from standard medical fare by focusing on the organization and its mission rather than on individual predicaments.