Sentence examples for fare booth from inspiring English sources

THE fare booth clerk, Monica Morris, isn't optimistic.

Over in N.J. they sounded a siren when the 100-millionth car had passed the fare booth of the Hudson Tunnel.

Her brother Craig Ryner, the subway station agent, also works nights, as a fare booth attendant on the A and R stations all over New York.

The position of New York City Transit is that turnstile jumping, by definition, is fare evasion; if something goes wrong, you should appeal to the fare booth clerk.

I was waiting for a friend to get a MetroCard at the subway fare booth at Chambers Street, and a small elderly woman, bent over a cane, was just ahead of her.

Nowhere is it spelled out, surely not at fare booths.

Earlier this year, M.T.A. officials proposed the closings as part of a larger cost-cutting that would eventually close 62 fare booths this year.

The governor's veto appeared to clear the way for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to shut down 45 part-time subway fare booths as soon as this summer.

Even in that infamous black hole of acoustics — the New York subway system — loops are being placed in about 500 fare booths, in what will be the largest installation in the United States.

The bill, which the State Legislature passed in June, called for an immediate moratorium on closing subway fare booths "except for the purposes of repair and renovation or in case of emergency" while the advisory panel reviewed the city's antiterrorism and security measures over the next three years.

Her stepfather, Ralph Hoist, is a subway fare-booth clerk; her mother, Ellen Hoist, is director of the licensed practical nursing program at Bronx Community College.