Sentence examples for fares now from inspiring English sources

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Plummer said passenger numbers had doubled in the past two decades and money from fares now almost covered the railway's day-to-day operating costs.

"I look at fares now, especially for business trips, and they are outrageous," said Linda Kurz, an executive assistant in Manhattan.

With fares now essentially the same as they were a week ago, the current situation is "a wash for the consumer and a plus for the airlines," said Mr. Boyd, a persistent critic of federal aviation policies.

Commuters will find they aren't hit as hard as they once feared with fares now set to rise by inflation, cancelling a previous plan to put them up by 1 per cent above inflation.

The ORR's report also showed that despite the £4bn subsidy, passengers are shouldering an ever-increasing proportion of industry costs in fares – now 59.2%, compared with 55.6% in 2010-11.

It's pleasing end-to-end fare now.

While the basic fare now is $2.25, the average that riders actually pay is put by officials at about $1.65.

I asked how business was faring now: "It's more or less the same, just the cake is divided more.

From a northern town like Peekskill, the monthly fare now costs $239.

So the original $198 round-trip fare now was $368 -- still a pretty good price.