Sentence examples for fare forward from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fahey spent time at a Hindu monastery in India; a 1973 album of extended solo pieces, "Fare Forward Voyager" (Takoma) is dedicated to a guru.

On Fare Forward Voyagers, for instance, he incorporates elements of eastern raga into his already complex musical patterns and the results,one of which is extended across an entire side of the vinyl record, is even more meditative and mesmerising.

To return home, we board an eight-passenger carretón, first handing up our bags of shopping to other passengers and then, when seated at the back, passing our fare forward to the driver.

He once made an inspired Christmas album, The New Possibility (1969), which became a surprise hit, and the often spellbinding Fare Forward Voyager (1973) was a set of extended solo guitar meditations inspired by TS Eliot's The Four Quartets and dedicated to a Hindu guru, Swami Satchidananda.

There is a paradox here – Eliot talks of faring forward, or not ceasing from exploration, but these four great poems are a total statement after which there was nothing much left for him to say.

One of the big questions for Apple internationally remains how it will continue to fare going forward in emerging markets, where the company will continue to feel price pressure from low-cost handset makers.

As plans for raising fares moved forward, the city comptroller's office said yesterday that it would audit New York City Transit, accusing the agency of offering far too little information to allow bus and subway riders to determine whether increases were necessary.

Not only are our current indicators faring well, forward momentum is building.

Regardless of how Sanders fares going forward, though, Democratic strategists note that his campaign has already had an outsized impact Democratic Party one that could endure long after Clinton's likely nomination.

Expect keen fares going forwards, as Jetstar Japan's CEO has already made promises to local media not to lose a price war.

Even the unions agreed to this, and Mr Singh praised the fare rise as "forward looking".