Sentence examples for fares subject from inspiring English sources

Fares, subject to change, are usually not listed.

On any given day, my inbox might include a coupon for "up to" 40 percent off a hotel room, car rental rates "from" $8.95 per day, discounts valid at "participating locations" and sale fares "subject to availability".

We well recall the 1990s feeding frenzy, one in mid-decade, the other at the end, when these stocks were cocktail fare, subject of countless media articles and TV interviews.

The fare, subject to availability, is for departures through March 17.

"For too long," he wrote, "we've been suffering the tyranny of lowest-common-denominator fare, subjected to brain-dead summer blockbusters and manufactured pop".

These fares are subject to availability.

Booking fees apply and fares are subject to availability.

Dates, ports of call and fares are subject to change.

Fares are subject to availability and do not include port charges, taxes or air fare.

Fares are subject to availability and do not include airport fees and segment taxes; other restrictions apply.

As mass entertainment goes, the abortion debate does not typically count as good Saturday-night date movie fare; the subject rarely makes it to the mainstream multiplex.