Sentence examples for fare hit from inspiring English sources

By the late 1980s and early 1990s such fare hit the mainstream, with major auction houses building entertainment memorabilia departments.

Sales at the vendor of mass market gourmet fare hit $6.5 billion in the 12 months through August, according to a Supermarket News estimate (Trader Joe's does not disclose revenues).

They calculated precisely which day each fare hit its lowest point, noting that the current cheapest day average ― 70 days in advance ― is earlier than last year's sweet spot of 54 days.

They tracked flights from the day they went on sale (usually about 11 months in advance) until the day of takeoff to see when each fare hit its lowest point.

TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady said: "This year's fare hike will hit passengers particularly hard because wages are rising so slowly.

General secretary Frances O'Grady said: "This year's fare hike will hit passengers particularly hard because wages are rising so slowly.

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Yet even close observers of that election may find themselves taken aback that with today's announcement bus fares will hit the £1 mark as early as January, before the work has even begun in earnest on the new "Routemaster".

Now, with the city's budget due by July 1, the call to fully fund Fair Fares has hit a high pitch amongst the city's elected officials.

The soundtrack, featuring artists like Diana Krall Diana Krall, fared better, hitting number 70 on Amazon.com 's sales rank and sparked new interest in classic gems like "So in Love," "You Do Something to Me" and "Night and Day".

The Tories must hesitate because fare increases will hit their core supporters the hardest.