Sentence examples for fare given from inspiring English sources

Now he pondered aloud how it would fare, given an obviously shortened tourist season on top of the flood damage.

But Mr. Homme also wondered how Haiti would fare given all the competition for aid since the storms have battered other countries as well.

For good measure, their slogan "the American pastry" is being jettisoned, with Mr. Nasier musing aloud that doughnuts might qualify as traditional Saudi fare, given that he started making them 21 years ago.

For the soldiers lucky enough to get home alive, how will they fare given that the scale of their fighting is now being equated to the worst of the second world war and Korea?

It's even harder to know how LGBTQ asylum seekers will fare, given that scant data exists outside limited independent reporting projects to track their sexuality.

These "massive open online courses" are videos that capture lectures on standard academic fare given by some of the most renowned and articulate professors in the land.

Locally grown family farm fare gave way to mass-produced frozen shipments.

During nearly all of the broadcast day on most of the channels, the stations are simply showing digital copies of their regular fare, giving viewers little incentive to make the change.

For the unfamiliar, a quick tour of recent trailers promoting big-budget fare gives a fuller sense of this abominable sonic trend: spots for "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," "The Dark Knight Rises," "Prometheus," "Iron Man 3," "Olympus Has Fallen," "World War Z," "Oblivion" — the list goes thudding on and on.

The revolution is as much economic especially in the U.S. Along with Endemol's Fear Factor, shows like Joe Millionaire and American Idol (both non-Endemol productions) are drawing much higher ratings than a lot of standard prime-time fare, giving lineups a good shakedown.

Even the first 20 minutes of "Mac Finds His Pride" are typical "Sunny" fare, giving no real indication the show will take a serious turn.