Sentence examples for fare made from inspiring English sources

But the sanctity of the nickel fare made inflation-driven fare increases politically infeasible.

It conjures images of inexpensive studenty fare made from cheap, nasty ingredients.

Look hard enough, however, and you can eat authentic Japanese fare made with the freshest of French ingredients here.

The food here is well-executed local fare made with fresh, responsibly sourced ingredients (three courses from about £20).

But for the most part this is rewardingly engaging fare, made all the more likable by Wiig's apparent reluctance to answer the inevitable calls for a perfunctory sequel.

Lulu's cooking is simple family fare, made with local produce from around her vineyard home in Provence, giving the recipes a distinctive sense of place.

The subsidies typically cover the minimum fare, making a short ride in Beijing effectively free.

The lyric soprano Jessica Rivera has become a respected purveyor of contemporary fare, making a splash in (among others) Osvaldo Golijov's "Ainadamar" and John Adams's "Doctor Atomic".

For more cake, as well as Tuscan olive oil, wine and other gourmet fare, make tracks to Drogheria Manganelli (15) at Via di Citta 71.

But Mizuki's disinclination to whitewash the darker side of the human condition out of even his children's fare makes him more like a Japanese Vonnegut.

But Austria's white wines — exquisitely refreshing in the warm weather — combined with lighter-than-usual fare make the Watch Factory Restaurant in Cheshire well worth a visit.