Sentence examples for fare off from inspiring English sources
The Georgians came as soon as they were able to pick train fare off the peach trees.
When I drove for the car service I kept a notebook under the seat of my car and I'd scribble bits of dialogue or take notes about a particularly bizarre customer as soon as I'd drop the fare off.
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She was 33, unmarried, saving money by taking cab fares off her dates before getting out and walking, and a self-described "mouseburger" (a woman of average looks) when she entered a competition in Glamour magazine to find "Ten Girls with Taste".
Under government policy to make passengers shoulder substantially more of the cost of the railway than taxpayers, regulated fares – off-peak intercity tickets and season tickets – are to rise by 1% above inflation.
In Brazil, an increase in transportation fares set off street protests in June, leading to broad demonstrations over corruption and lamentable public services.
A pretentiously expensive wine list, inappropriate for such basic menu fare, topped off our disappointment.
Monthly, semimonthly, and even daily passes are sold on many systems, which keeps fare purchase off the vehicle and makes the process of checking for prepayment fast.
From the New American terra firma of Maine-lobster-and-corn chowder, Punch's bill of fare takes off on a global spin that provides what must be the best menu reading in town.
Payard Pâtisserie & Bistro is perfect for first-rate French fare finished off with waist-full pastries.
Perhaps the many missing girls and their families will fare better off if those of us who actually care help them tell their stories, twice as loud and twice as often, because they too are newsworthy.
