Sentence examples for fares marking from inspiring English sources

Three of the nation's biggest airlines have joined JetBlue Airways in raising fares, marking the second price bump of the year.

It means single tickets would cost roughly half the return fare, marking a difference from the current pricing structure, in which there is sometimes little difference between the cost of the two ticket types.

High prices and high quality fare mark a menu that showcases accomplished cooking.

In other words, the timeline draw by the genetic tree and the stochastic character mapping using mtDNA phylogenies suggests the existence of a cultural transition from hunting societies to war faring societies, marked by the correlated appearance of ritual fighting, the invention of protective weapons and war canoes 90,000 to 70,000 years before present (Fig. 3).

In other instances, Mr. Copland said, travel agents have been able to thrive by marking up fares they find on the Internet.

Just this month, the subway fare went up again, marking the fourth hike in four years, but how many of us noticed or refused to pay?

Dead & Company consists of three of the surviving four '60s era members of the venerable Grateful Dead, which only last year celebrated its 50th anniversary with five "Fare Thee Well" shows seemingly marking a record-setting financial end to the band, joined by three younger members.

That move and the emergence of Virgin Blue touched off a fare war that marked some one-way tickets down to just $17.

So I was pleasantly surprised to click on an E-Saver fare in an e-mail message from US Airways and be linked to a calendar marking the days the reduced fare was available.

There's no clear line marking the point where such increased fare-price competition becomes an honest-to-goodness fare war.

By notionally marking each ticket as a fare from the pickup point to Murrayville, Victoria (but allowing passengers to board or alight sooner) companies avoided having to abide by the regulation for some time.