Sentence examples for fare down from inspiring English sources

But how do the shareholders in the combined company fare down the road?

They both insist the M.T.A. should hold the fare down by cutting staff or saving money through other management efficiencies.

The implication from this was that, as a Games ticket holder, I would get a discounted fare down to London.

Andrew Flintoff feels England's one-day success over Australia counts for little in relation to the Ashes and believes the two sides' forthcoming Test series against Pakistan will give a much better indication of how they might fare Down Under this winter.

But the execution is what's important, and Pizzeta -- a sort of fast-food restaurant that is an addendum to Martini's, a bar and restaurant that is swallowing an ever-increasing block of downtown Millburn -- has a variety of pizzas and other casual Italian fare down just about right.

We are able to bring our business class fare down to £999 because we do not have to subsidise economy.' He believes those offering economy-driven services are making money at the high point in the airline business cycle, and may find it harder when the market turns down.

Justine Greening, said on Monday she would ask for additional government money to keep fares down.

A change in ownership at either shuttle is not likely to bring fares down.

That money could make a huge difference in keeping fares down".

"It not only gives more travel options, but it tends to keep fares down".

"I am keen to see what we can do to keep fares down to something affordable," she said.