Sentence examples for fares trim from inspiring English sources

The new fares trim prices up to 50percentt for tickets bought 21 days in advance and up to 25percentt for tickets bought 10 days in advance.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the state agency that runs the city's subways, buses and commuter trains, has warned that it is so far in the red that it may have to raise fares, trim service, defer repairs and cut major projects.

The rescue plan would eliminate most of those service cuts and trim the fare increase to about 8percentt.

James Weinstein, the transit agency's executive director, said Friday that he would seek approval from New Jersey Transit's board to increase fares by 25 percent systemwide and trim service, based on recent ridership declines.

The rescue plan would avert service cuts and trim back the steep fare increase this year, while providing billions of dollars for capital projects in coming years.

Standard fare includes heated leather seats, alloy interior trim and pedals, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, heated mirrors, dual-zone climate control, rain-sensing wipers and a premium audio system.

CRUISE CUTS Fred Olsen Cruise Line is trimming 30 to 50percentt from regular fares on European cruises aboard the 761-passenger Black Watch and the 727-passenger Braemar through September.

That is to cut nonfuel costs where possible, trim flying in the domestic market and try to raise fares even more," he told The Times.

For much of the last decade rail fares rose by more than prices as both Labour and Coalition governments trimmed taxpayers' support for the railways and shifted the cost on to travellers.

HUCK FINN, CONTINENTAL STYLE -- Peter Deilmann Cruises is trimming up to $565 per person on European river-cruise fares this fall aboard 10 vessels, ranging in capacity from 58 to 204 passengers.

Cost-conscious mainstream airlines are trimming the fat, otherwise known as amenities, to provide the lowest fares possible.