Sentence examples for fares of the from inspiring English sources

Mr Huzenlaub argues that the current Mexico-America traffic of about 15m passengers a year is artificially depressed by the high fares of the Mexican duopoly.

"There's a lot of overlap between the fares of the big three online travel agents," said Phil Carpenter, vice president for corporate marketing at SideStep.

The bewildering, ever-changing fares of the airlines are nothing compared with the Nasdaq-like rate fluctuations of a midsized automobile at car rental companies.

The young boys certainly could not survive on the roads outside our gates, given the craziness of most drivers here, especially minibus taxis competing for the fares of the poor.

Mr. Fares of the Palestinian Prisoners' Club said the goals of the current strike were to remove some of the restrictions that were imposed on prisoners before the release of a captive Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit, including isolation, limits on family visits and denial of access to university classes.

He added that JetBlue could carve out its own niche by working to woo the many business travelers who are disenchanted with the astronomical fares of the full-service carriers but hesitate to dive into the perceived "cattle car" experience of Southwest.

It was the first fare of the cabdriver's shift.

But as privacy law evolves, what of the staple fare of the tabloid - the kiss'n'tell?

The meals she prepares are the hearty fare of the French countryside.

It can be hard at first to distinguish their motifs from the standard fare of the early fifteenth century.

The law of privacy is slowly having an impact on the staple fare of the British tabloid reader.