Sentence examples for fare for this from inspiring English sources

And its combination of stressed-out flesh in documentary films and live bodies, some nude, in the galleries, makes pretty radical fare for this institution.

Ives is almost conventional fare for this excellent ensemble, which often commissions new works and has worked with an impressive number of prominent composers, including Helmut Lachenmann, Matthias Pintscher, Georg Friedrich Haas and Wolfgang Rihm, as well as a bevy of younger ones.

Think of it this way: The fare for this Durango was for solid engineering rather than gimmicks and frills.

The conventional verse-chorus-verse that album standout "Surfer's Hymn" (almost) follows is standard fare for this album.

I felt ashamed for asking, and then I realized - hey, wait a minute, the average fare for this cabin is $4,400 each way.

Initially, his vlog-style videos were typical fare for this kind of channel a list of must-read vegan books, reasons to stop eating animal products, and a series of videos on what he ate each day.

Before embarking on her descent, Psyche receives instructions for navigating the underworld: The two coins serve the plot by providing Psyche with fare for the return; allegorically, this return trip suggests the soul's rebirth, perhaps a Platonic reincarnation or the divine form implied by the so-called Orphic gold tablets.

This leads to a lower fare for the whole journey.

It made me wonder how Bryson's campaign had fared, for this was not an encouraging sight.

The KLM agent said I'd be reimbursed for the difference between the two fares for this leg of the trip.

Southwest Airlines, (800) 435-9792, www.southwest.com, not only offers discounts of between 20 and 70percenttotravelersers over 65 but also caps one-way fares for this group at $129.