Sentence examples for fare led from inspiring English sources

Our search for Chinese fare led us down Broadway, on the perimeter of Vancouver's Chinatown.

For more degenerate art and artifice, the Box on the Lower East Side serves up enough naughty fare — led by M.C.

WITH new-millennial Italian restaurants trending toward a more light-handed and region-specific take on traditional fare — led by young chefs whose fresh, fetishized burrata is flown in daily from Apulia and whose pizzas are topped not with pepperoni but with figs and gorgonzola — I thought it might be edifying to return to one of Westchester's venerable old-school establishments: Lusardi's.

The emergence of more adventuresome TV fare, led by critically acclaimed programs like HBO's The Sopranos and Six Feet Under, has resulted in a proliferation of hour-long dramas willing to take creative risks.

She is a member of a FARE led coalition formed to present a unified voice regarding the steps that the airline industry can take to better accommodate passengers with food allergies.

The Brewers, knowing a win would ensure top spot irrespective of how second-placed Shrewsbury fared, led through Stuart Beavon's header but Tom Elliott headed the hosts level.

Take the most recent brouhaha: a nine-day fare war led by American Airlines, which reduced domestic fares by 50percentt off the lowest advance purchase fare for tickets for flights through Sept. 13.

Clarac and Deloeuil's staging moves from Athens, Greece, to Astoria, Queens; Yves Abel, an elegant conductor of Francophone fare, leads the composer's original 1754 version for chamber orchestra.

Excessive use of articles of pungent, acid, or saline taste, or of heat making articles of fare leads to the loss of the Saumya Dhatu (watery principle) of the organism.

Such predictable fare has led some Hollywood executives to say Paramount has lost its artistic edge.

This show suggests that she is a far more sophisticated and ambitious artist than her previous fare has led some to believe.