Sentence examples for fares on this from inspiring English sources

Fares on this route have fallen to 115 reals, and a charter company is threatening a 69 real fare.

The companies were not accustomed to agreeing to low fares on this route, and the Northern Railway of France in particular frowned upon providing cheap facilities – especially at Whitsuntide when it might prove especially annoying to other passengers.

Last night, our friend was in front of local bar Max Fish and some guy standing next to her went, "I can't believe cabs are looking for fares on this street!" Our friend said, "What, Ludlow Street?" And he said, "Yeah, back in the day no cabs would drive down here...but you're probably not from around here".

"We are already losing fares on the street, and now this — this will be very, very bad for us".

"At least this time they offered free fares on the Thursday and Friday after the hurricane.

You might have noticed the absence of pub fare on this dance card.

6.39pm BST 81 min: I wonder how Paul Robinson would have fared on this pitch.

The fare on this route rises to £416 if you want to travel out on 21 August, back a week later.

We're not going to take the bait and include such irresistibly out-there indie fare on this list of 10 things to see and do at the festival.

The following chart shows how each of these five presidents fared on this measure.

Fares on these routes are already capped.