Sentence examples for fare toward from inspiring English sources

Some two years ago, the company began shifting its musical fare toward younger tastes in an attempt to cultivate a new generation of listeners.

No More Pastry Buffets A number of mobile applications and Web sites can now direct business travelers, once condemned to eating greasy meeting-room and airport fare, toward healthier options.

He would not, for instance, rule out distributing a film rated NC-17, though Open Road is less inclined toward art-house fare than toward pictures with potentially wide appeal.

Russian fare tends toward the robust and hearty.

As the restaurant's name implies, the menu offers traditional fare, leaning toward Italian.

On the other hand, the fare tends toward artisanal charcuterie and small-production wines.

Relish's actual fare tends toward delicacies like roasted monkfish and warm duck salad.

Airlines will still be able to outline how much of each fare goes toward government taxes, but the regulation limits how these charges can be displayed.

Magazines like Star Hit, whose usual fare tends toward sex and celebrities, joined the debate, praising Metropolitan Kirill for his oratory skills and describing him as glamorous.

The last time a Republican in contention for the White House claimed the city was close to a century ago, in 1924, when the incumbent Calvin Coolidge, with his laissez-fare views toward business, historically stylish wife and progressive racial thinking, beat out the dull West Virginian John W. Davis, an opponent of women's suffrage and federal child-labor laws.

The fare naturally tends toward the lighter and friskier side of the Shakespeare canon: on any given summer day, somewhere in America, you can see fairies frolicking alongside young lovers in flight from Athens in "A Midsummer Night's Dream".