Sentence examples for fare with which from inspiring English sources

These were to be her first performances of this touchstone German role, which is a vocal leap from the bel canto fare with which she has mostly earned her reputation.

But rather than signifying a return to the stripped-down fare with which he burst on to the scene, The Hateful Eight demonstrates just how far the director has now departed from his early masterworks.

American faces falling revenue and stiff competition from Southwest Airlines and other low-fare carriers, with which it competes on 77percentt of its routes.

"The significance of that fight," Mr. Earnest said, "is that it gave the president the opportunity to establish his bona fides on an issue that, at least in recent history, Democrats haven't fared very well with, which is the issue of taxes".

It'll certainly be interesting to see how it fares with JD.com, which differentiates itself from Alibaba by owning its own logistics and specializing in fast delivery and fresh goods.

You can also pay your fares with Easycard, which you can save some money on the MRT fares too.

Now, thanks to cheap air fares and the ease with which we can book flights through our phones, those strange places are increasingly becoming "Reykjavik", or "a foreign country I didn't actually know I was in until Snapchat geo-filtered my selfie".

The last time a Checker collected a fare in New York, the city with which it is synonymous, was in 1999.

After mishandling the unforgettable idiosyncratic comedy "Election," which never found the theatrical audience it deserved, MTV Films seems to be taking a step toward safer fare with this movie, which could have been lifted right from the pages of a Judy Blume novel.

"Soul Kitchen" is lighter fare, and the meal for two with which it concludes is meant to charm, not overwhelm, but the preceding palaver could have come only from Akin.

Upon purchase, the ORCA card contains no value with which to pay fares.