Sentence examples for fare onto from inspiring English sources

Small broadcasters began going on the air without licenses, not just to get more eclectic fare onto the air, but to force the F.C.C. to defend its policies in the courts of law and public opinion.

Seal sausage, lobster, butter chicken, and doughnuts aren't the usual fare piled onto fries mingled with curd cheese.

After paying my fare, I slid onto a seat in the first carriage, making sure I snagged a left-hand, lakeside spot.

A fox, who presumably didn't pay a fare, confidently sauntered onto the busy number 12 bus as if doing so was part of its everyday routine.

There is a trend now for authorities to move the burden of public transport away from general taxation and the taxpayer, and more onto the fare payer.

Once done loading the bike onto the rack, hop onto the bus, pay the fare and wait until your stop.

This Article originally appearedifferent US.

Mr. Poulakakos imagines serving light fare and, like the Goldmans, spreading out onto Stone Street itself on nice days.

How Lyft and SideCar will fare against the more established service pushing onto their turf is anyone's guess at this point.

Ms. Eiben clicked onto Bid4Vacations.com, which features vacations without air fare, and SkyAuction, which sells both vacation packages and airline flights.

The 40-year-old Booker is one of the youngest elected leaders ever invited onto the iconic show, whose usual political fare consists of senators and former presidents.