Sentence examples for fare for which from inspiring English sources
The inspector general, Kenneth Mead, said there was still room for improvement on the airlines' promise to offer shoppers the lowest fare for which they are eligible.
As a stage name, it leaves more than a little to be desired, though it may work well for the kind of hi-octane fare for which he used to be famous.
The whole point of a Michelin-starred restaurant is that it is supposed to transcend the normal fare for which we pay.Don't get me wrong: TripAdvisor can be a wonderful tool to help you choose a restaurant in a new town; I use it all the time.
This body of work is markedly diverse, spanning experimental curios (Greetings, Hi, Mom!), Hitchcock-inflected thrillers (Dressed To Kill, Body Double), gruelling war dramas (Casualties of War, Redacted), and, of course, the visually spectacular, more mainstream fare for which he is best known (Carrie, Scarface, Mission: Impossible).
This is not to be confused with Discovery Senior fares, for which you do not need a card, and which allows about a 25% discount but are only available on slower and local services like TER or Corail Intercities types of train.
Each airline will: Offer the lowest fare available for which the customer is eligible.
Raising fares, for one, which will be hard for JetBlue because it is expanding its fleet and thus the supply of seats to sell.
The authority still plans to eliminate discounted fares for students, which would save $214 million, but that proposal was not considered by the board on Wednesday, adding to the sense that the worst was yet to come.
The plan to phase out free or discounted fares for students, which the authority said would eventually save $170 million annually, earned a particularly fierce reaction on Wednesday, even by the standards of an agency that is a traditional target of New Yorkers' complaints.
Clicking on that fare yielded a calendar showing me the departure dates for which the fare was available in theory.
Although many discounts are announced in ads and over the Internet, many are also passed along in less obvious ways, particularly for luxury cruises, for which fares can easily exceed $700 a day a person.
