Sentence examples for fare early from inspiring English sources

By now, after some wild fare early, this was some spell from Taskin.

Regardless of how these fare (early noises from Mr Clegg's camp are optimistic), he must heed his party's MPs and executive before proceeding with any deal.

At the top of the geek tree is Harry Knowles, founder of Ain't It Cool News, the Austin-based site that specialises in enthusiastic unpicking of upcoming fanboy fare, early buzz from advance screenings and (rarer in this world) lavish trashings of turkeys (the site first hit headlines after a review of Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin).

The driver was waiting outside a Nashville bar for a paid fare early Sunday when Bulluck approached him asking for a ride, the police said in a statement.

The problem was that the M.T.A. had raised the fare earlier that year to a dollar from 90 cents and minted a new token, rendering Mr. Tobet's obsolete.

A spokesman for the transit authority, Jeremy Soffin, said that Mr. Bloomberg's figures were probably correct, but added that transfers should not be considered free rides, as the passenger has paid a fare earlier in the trip.

While Blake's success highlighted how well American men were faring early in this tournament — he is one of seven American men still alive in the tournament — Sharapova became one of 10 Russian women to reach the third round.

1. Check fares early and often.

You have to look at how those with high name recognition are faring early like Spielberg or De Niro.

Start checking up on fares early.

Of the major studios of the era, only MGM kept a decent library of silent fare, with early 20th century giant Paramount considered one of the most neglectful.