Sentence examples for fares to get from inspiring English sources

The airline has been adding flight capacity and slashing fares to get customers aboard, meaning overall passenger numbers have only dropped by 0.3% year on year.

Only about one in 10 customers in first class pays the premium fare, he said, and the airline wants frequent fliers paying either full coach or only slightly discounted fares to get more of the first-class seats.

The average shoot pays about £100 a day, but after tax and agency fees you're left with half of that, if you're lucky, and that's not counting what you spend in petrol or train fares to get to each location.

She cites a small one: cleaners, nurses and other night shift workers can't claim against tax for their taxi fares to get home safely at night, but a lawyer, accountant or professional can.

So also geographically: A family of four in a small town with $4,000 a year may be better off than a like family in a city — lower rent, no bus fares to get to work, fewer occasions (or temptations) to spend money.

"People are paying far higher fares to get to work in London than in other cities".

I was refunded enough change to be able to afford the subway fare to get to my first meeting.

Now if only she had the fare to get to Dallas.

And it is well worth the $1.50 fare to get beyond the turnstiles.

"I have lost my nephew, I have no fare to get back.

A lack of friends or family in areas with power, or cars or cab fare to get to them, meant there were few ways to escape.