Sentence examples for fare rose from inspiring English sources
The next day, the fare rose to 50 cents.
However, the fare rose to just short of £4,000 a year.
The last across-the-board increase in taxi fares was in 2004, when the fare rose by 26 percent.
The subway fare rose from 75 cents to 90 cents, and the "The Cosby Show" began taping in Astoria.
The tradition began in 1966, when the subway fare rose to 20 cents from 15, the first increase since the token was introduced in 1953.
Some 5.8 million of the 50-cent Diamond Jubilee tokens were minted before the fare rose to 60 cents, and a new design was introduced, in 1980.
The fate of Southern California, still hoping for a piece of the national football championship, depends on how it fares in the Rose Bowl against Michigan on Jan . 1and the mood of the 65 writers and broadcasters who vote in the Associated Press poll.
Another venue specializing in edgy fare, Half a Dozen Rose in Venice, is showing five French artists working in paint and multimedia.
Guests can have a picnic lunch prepared for them (ranging from gourmet fare with wine and roses to simple sandwiches) as they burn off calories hiking or biking.
While the Museum of Modern Art was wolfing down audacious helpings of Cubism, the Met was content with a tasting menu of early Blue Period, Rose Period and neo-Classical fare.
Even leaving out fact-based stories such as "Funny Girl" or "Jersey Boys," this kind of fare abounds, from "Dreamgirls" to "The Rose" to the more recent "Once".
