Sentence examples for fare line from inspiring English sources

And this all occurred during a neighborhood event designed to draw business to downtown, where gourmet food trucks selling everything from coffee to grilled cheese and bistro fare line the street outside galleries, along with Los Angeles' ubiquitous bacon wrapped hotdog vendors.

Virgin Atlantic said yesterday that it would call its new carrier Virgin America and that it planned to order up to 105 Airbus planes for the low-fare line, which plans to begin operating next year.

Other low-fare lines follow similar pricing systems.

Greyhound bus fares within California will increase 13%, partly to reflect an anticipated 500% increase in insurance and partly to bring the Phoenix-based company's California fares into line with its fares in other states, the state Public Utilities Commission said.

So my council tax is paying for the transport service while my fare is lining the pockets of shareholders.

This commitment to cap regulated fares in line with inflation will save annual season ticket holders an average £425 in the five years to 2020.

In winter, most of the amusement-park fare (zip-line, gemstone panning, mechanical bull) is closed, but the tours run all year — the temperature inside the caves hovers around 52 degrees, regardless of the season.

Audiences who are now walking past all manner of studio fare and lining up for this film could not be blamed for wondering, "Why aren't there more movies like this?" It's complicated, but worth thinking about.

The mayor had to subsequently bring the rise in fares in line with the new government's plan.

Chancellor George Osborne said in last month's Autumn Statement he would keep fares in line with July's Retail Price Index (RPI) inflation rate of 3.1%.

"[It would have] little impact on railway revenues, but it would save passengers money and bring fares into line with things like public sector pensions," he said.