Sentence examples for fare ranging from inspiring English sources

The others, scattered over several floors, served fare ranging from California cuisine to ice cream.

Now the Lotus restaurant has been reopened with a new menu offering "urban Asian street fare" ranging from tamarind leaf soup to grilled filet mignon salad with toasted rice by Tyson Ophaso, formerly of Le Cirque and La Cote Basque.

Then Mr. Barenboim and the orchestra move on to two programs of mostly Germanic fare, ranging from Bach's "Brandenburg" Concerto No. 3 to Schoenberg's Five Pieces (Op. 16), with Radu Lupu as soloist in Brahms's First Piano Concerto.

Customers will be welcomed by costumed ticket-takers and ushers, and will be encouraged to buy not only cotton candy and popcorn, but also high-end fare ranging from panini sandwiches to designer water.

Here in Britain, where Hammer once won the Queen's Award for Industry for its gothic horror film exports, the twenty-first century is proving to be a new dawn for scary movies, with diverse fare ranging from the dumb teen slasher pic Long Time Dead, through war-bound chillers The Bunker and Deathwatch, to the terrific squaddies-and-werewolves adventure Dog Soldiers.

The first-floor restaurant, Tre Rivali, is lucky to have chef Heather Terhune, who is a favorite of mine from her Chicago days working at Sable and makes pitch-perfect Mediterranean fare ranging from wood-grilled artichokes and pizza to handmade pastas and inspired seafood dishes.

The fare ranges from $1.50 to $4, compared to the usual fare of 90 cents.

The fare ranges from $414 to $537 a person one way and from $687 to $899 a person round trip, depending on cabin category.

That fare ranges from $1,995 to $2,195 a person in double occupancy, including round-trip air fare from the East Coast.

Mr. Bolotowsky opened with a tune from Handel's "Music for the Royal Fireworks," and the Christmas fare ranged from the inane ("Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree") to the glorious (Michael Praetorius's "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming").

Fare ranges from the chic brunch offerings of 35th Street Bistro, known for its crème fraîche-dipped bistro fries, to the pulled-pork sandwiches at the Red Door, Fremont's smaller answer to Manhattan's Flatiron Building, with a distinctive, wedge-shaped profile.