Sentence examples for fare figures from inspiring English sources
The Central European golden age predominates — Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Dvorák, Brahms — although a fair amount of contemporary music and offbeat fare figures in the mix.
Steak, lobster and crab legs were not on the menu, even though such fare figures prominently in political debates over what food people buy with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
A former Labour minister claimed more than £16,000 in mileage and a Tory backbencher over £5,000 in taxi fares, figures released last night showed, putting MPs' travel expenses under detailed scrutiny for the first time.
London TravelWatch, an independent body that examines passenger complaints as part of its remit to represent the capital's travelling public, says in its 2010 annual review that around 10% of the appeals it investigates are about penalty fares – "a figure which has concerned us for a long time".
Go one place higher – and for all its spaceships and robots and aliens, Star Wars is essentially a hi-tech fairy tale, with Luke Skywalker a space-faring Harry Potter figure using the magic of the force to battle evil Darth Voldemort.
However, the bioactivity of the antibiotics within the liposomes fared better (Figure 3) although inhibited at the higher LPS/LTA concentrations.
Australians living in New Zealand — 22,470, according to 2013 census figures — fare better.
In both cases, the air fare from Los Angeles figures out to $873.
In most cases we can neither include a Saturday night stay nor pay a four-figure fare.
There was immediate criti cism of the fare increase by political figures.
From the sound of it, the programs will be a bit more experimental than iRobot's usual fare, as the company figures out, among other things, whether this is the sort of add-on its users are interested in.
