Sentence examples for fare on top from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fare on top" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its ambiguity and lack of context.
Example: "The fare on top of the base price was unexpected."
Alternatives: "fee included" or "charge added".
(Having to add subway fare on top of the ferry cost deters many riders, experts say).
In these cases, a passenger would pay the $5 AirTrain fare on top of either the L.I.R.R. fare to Jamaica ($4.75 off-peak and $6.75 peak) or the $2 subway fare.
Of course, it charges a premium for the luxury, and fares are about 50percentt more costly than the regular cab, going for about $5 as a base charge and costing $10 as a minimum fare on top of that.
Whenever he had a job in, say, Manchester, the trumpeter would get his train fare on top of his fee and share this with Johnny, covering the cost of gas.
Whenever he had a job in, say, Manchester, the trumpeter would get his train fare on top of his fee and share this with Johnny, covering the cost of petrol.
George Osborne has to realise that people cannot be expected to pay huge rises in rail fares on top".
George Osborne has to realise that people cannot be expected to pay huge rises in rail fares on top," said Mr Huppert.
The first segment of the set saw her run through ballads and slower fare (Love On Top, Halo, 1+1) before she was joined by Sheeran for a Sheeranised – acoustic guitar, slow, British-accented rap verse – version of Drunk In Love.
Fares from New York to Los Angeles, for example, are up 15percentt since this time last year, while flights from New York to Las Vegas have risen by 25percentt since October 2004, according to Harrell Associates, a research firm that tracks fares on the top 40 routes flown by each of seven major airlines.
But that's the Golden Globes for you -- light-hearted fare with some zaniness on top.
As our colleague D.D. Guttenplan explains when it comes to academics' salaries at public universities, Canada comes out on top, faring better than the United States, where new faculty members have less spending power, relatively speaking, than their counterparts in other countries.
