Sentence examples for fares though the from inspiring English sources

No matter how he fares, though, the harsh fact is that New York will almost certainly continue to get more unequal a fact that, in some ways, reflects its success.

No matter how he fares, though, the harsh fact is that New York will almost certainly continue to get more unequal — a fact that, in some ways, reflects its success.

Do check the difference between airfares and train fares though; you may find the flights work out cheaper.

Instead of the traditional fare, though, he's highlighted only the swishing and slurping sounds depicted by scenes of characters painting.

On the base fare, though, there may be no middle ground.

By 1950 stations in many parts of the country were telecasting late-night fare, though mostly on a small-time, local basis.

The ONS reported that the largest upward contribution came from air fares, though this was offset by a downward contribution from petrol and diesel prices.

He was moving away from consumerist themes — soft drinks, dollar bills and Hollywood stars — to grittier fare, though the idea to change may not have been his.

Food is very much the supporting act, but the sit-down menu, with its accent on soups, cold cuts and cheese platters, offers a light and healthy variation on Rome's rather heavy trattoria fare – though the delicious homemade desserts, including chocolate mousse and almond granita, help to make up any calorie deficit.

For real sit-down fare, though, you should try dinner for two at Le Relais de Venise L'Entrecôte, steak for cheap, very fun.

So the roughly $761,400 collected in fares, though slightly above the funding required by FTA, doesn't count towards the match.