Sentence examples for fare run from inspiring English sources

The people and fare run the gamut.

Ample jazz, pop, world music concerts and family fare run through its programming, while theater productions by the likes of New York Classical Theater, Nerve Tank and the Women's Project have increased in recent years.

Mr. Gunn's own tastes in big screen superhero fare run from Christopher Nolan's recent "Batman" films to "Hero at Large," a 1980 confection in which a struggling actor foils a robbery while wearing Captain Avenger attire and starts taking his fantasy role seriously.

The fare ran to recherché organ meats, such as bull testicles.

The fare runs $30 to $40 a person, depending on the size of a group.

Daily fare runs from 14.90 euros for the excellent smoked duck to 25 euros for roast saddle of lamb.

Other clusters of customers lunch at Henry & Wanda's on Sixth Street, where the fare runs to entree salads and Kobe sliders.

The ride takes about 1 hour 45 minutes each way, and Kimball said the round-trip fare ran from $80 to $105 per student.

Joe Kane, the video columnist known as the Phantom of the Movies and editor of Videoscope, a journal of everything alternative on tape and disc (www.videoscopemag.com), said that current tastes for this fare ran to more restrained exploitation stressing sin and shame over pure sex.

Berlin fare runs the gamut from Michelin-starred fine dining to locavore organic eateries to fantastic, affordable ethnic food, particularly Turkish.

(The cheapest round-trip fares run about $250 a person).