Sentence examples for fare from from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'fare from' is not a valid English phrase.
It should be 'far from' when used in a sentence. Example: It was far from an ideal result.

Exact(60)

Monthly fare from both stations is $388.

The New York Times

Return fare from London Euston: £70.

The Guardian - Books

Fare from N. Y. is eighty cents.

The New Yorker

Taxi fare from the airport is about $35 $40.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Riders pay the fare from pickup to destination.

The New York Times

A sample fare: from Tortola to Anguilla, $40 one way.

The New York Times - Travel

The round-trip fare from Toronto is $534.

The New York Times - Travel

Air fare from London to Tripoli is an additional $680.

The New York Times - Travel

A $1.28 air fare from London to Venice?

The New York Times

The round-trip fare from Johannesburg is about $400.

The New York Times - Travel

Taxi fare from the airport to Columbia Global Centers | Beijing is about 130 RMB.

Columbia University

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