Sentence examples for fare on the from inspiring English sources

A one-way fare on the bus is $3.

The lowest one-way fare on the Virgin train is currently £119, compared with £50 on East Coast Trains.

A one-way fare on the bus or subway is $2.50, and PATH costs $2.75.

Excepting MBTA parking, which costs $5.00, a one way fare on the Charlie Ticket system costs $2.00.

The New Yorker, February 5 , 1927P. 17 We think the idea of paying one's bus fare on the inside is good for the bus conductors.

He comes into his 22nd United States Open ranked 140th on tour in driving accuracy, leading one to wonder how he'll fare on the slender, sloped fairways.

I lived in Eltham and I only had the bus fare to get one way to Lewisham so I had to bunk my fare on the way back.

She threw his fare on the seat and left.

It's served in tavernas all over the country and is standard fare on the Lenten table.

"I don't know how he will fare on the political level.

So how did my undersea gadgets fare on the shark dive?