Sentence examples for fare at this time from inspiring English sources

'Peter & the Wolf' (Saturday and Sunday) Prokofiev's classic may seem to be common children's fare at this time of year, but there's nothing ordinary about this version.

However, a usual decline in air fares at this time of the year was smaller than normal for long-haul and European flights, while domestic flight prices rose.

It was regular fare at the time.

Prices are usually based on the difference between the fare the customer paid for coach and the lowest available first- or business-class fare at the time.

Decades ago diners were community hubs, slinging the sort of hash that was standard fare at the time, rich and pliable enough symbolically to fit into the universes of both Edward Hopper and Norman Rockwell.

"Forbidden Broadway," the long-running satirical revue of the artistic highs and overacting lows of New York theater, ended in March 2009 with more than 9,750 performances to its credit, after creator Gerard Alessandrini decided that "Shrek the Musical," "Guys and Dolls" and other Broadway fare at the time weren't worth spoofing.

He accepted a nickel (known then as a "jitney nickel") for payment, because that was the streetcar fare at the time.

Instead, the main trigger was lower hikes in air and sea fares than is usual at this time of year.

And American is offering round-trip fares between London and New York starting at $707 round trip; last year at this time, that same fare would have been around $1,000.

Allow cabs to pick up more than one fare at a time, using "zone" charges rather than meters for such trips, the way they do in cities like Washington.

The problem is that licensing regulations for black cab drivers stipulate they can't charge more than a £2.40 minimum fare at any time.