Sentence examples for fares surged from inspiring English sources
Airline fares surged 5percentt last month, the biggest increase since October 1999, when prices jumped 5.3percentt.
We've all thought it when we come home from a night out, trampling over the city's detritus of chicken bones, chips, and filth, waiting for an Uber that's on a triple fare surge: Wouldn't life be better, easier, calmer if we just sacked it all off for a quieter life in the middle of nowhere?
Uber will provide vows if you don't bring them, which I imagine go something like "I take you to be my husband, through standard fares and surge, with or without complimentary bottled water, and promise to give you 5-star service until death do us part".
As my colleague Mireya Navarro and I just reported in The Times, some seaside communities fared better than others when Hurricane Sandy surged into New Jersey and New York in late October.
Sales of full-size pickups, which typically fare best when the construction industry prospers, surged 46 percent at Chrysler and 33 percent at G.M. Ford, whose sales were up 9 percent over all, sold 18 percent more light trucks but 8.7 percent fewer cars.
A recently much expanded fire and security business fared only so-so while Hamilton's industrial compressors surged in typical lead indicator fashion.
Singapore Airlines posted its first profit decline in eight quarters as fuel prices surged and an increase in the number of low-fare competitors caused ticket prices to fall.
Stocks sagged Wednesday in a bout of profit-taking, but blue chips fared better than they might have otherwise as shares of Dow component Hewlett-Packard surged following the ouster of Chief Executive Carly Fiorina.
