Sentence examples for fares won from inspiring English sources
The silverware could just as easily have gone to the highly favoured sketch group Idiots of Ants, or to Tom Wrigglesworth, whose perfectly formed tale of one man's revolt against extortionate train fares won him many admirers.
At least health care, like oil, is palpable, so we will be able to keep score of how reform fares — win, lose or draw.
In the last three months, low fares have won back more than half the travelers who stopped flying in September and October.
Many Indian airlines, including Kingfisher, have made expensive acquisitions, grown too fast and cut fares to win market share.
After the attacks in September, airlines cut fares to win back fliers.
But Ryanair uses secondary airports, and British Airways' coupling of convenience and lower fares is winning back some travelers.
The chief executive, Michael O'Leary, said he would keep cutting fares to win market share and to double in size in five years, carrying 70 million passengers annually.
UPDATE – Congrats to Fares for winning the Olive.
Guardado did not fare well, winning only 29 percent of the vote.
CBS countered with its usual Monday comedy lineup, and fared well, winning the night over all in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49
A later film based on it fared similarly, winning awards in the US but no audience.
