Sentence examples for fare drops from inspiring English sources

But if he stays one extra night, the fare drops to $455.

"But if you plan your trip in advance, and don't mind staying over the weekend, the fare drops to maybe $458".

The service allows travelers to track routes and keep tabs on the latest fares after a ticket has been bought, in case the fare drops.

Increasing commission is one way [it is done]; there have been three fare drops in the last two years is another way; and to continue to flood the circuit [with drivers] so there's instant response is yet another way".

When the fare drops, Hopper can alert you via a push notification, which can also inform you if the price isn't likely to fall further.

Unlike some price drop tools or deal finders on the market, Hitlist doesn't force you to configure a price range you're willing pay, but instead just lumps fare drops into three broader categories: "good," "great" and "spectacular," which are roughly within 25%, 15 % and 5 of the lowest price, respectively.

(Native dung beetles prefer the dry fare dropped by marsupials and wouldn't touch the sloppy, foreign stuff).

I often booked flights in advance knowing that if the fare dropped I could get a voucher.

With an unlimited card, which costs $104, only with your 50th ride does the effective fare drop below that, to $2.08.

An additional 300 drivers gathered among the honking sedans to voice their anger over the cuts, which will see the minimum Uber fare drop from eight euros ($9) to five euros ($5.6) per ride.

Cabin-class seats proliferated on airliners, and fares dropped accordingly.