Sentence examples for fares yet from inspiring English sources

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is now proposing to raise fares yet again while drastically cutting services.

The airline tried offering its "fans" deeply discounted fares, yet ended up charging many people multiple times for the same discounted tickets.

David Kilgour, erstwhile member of the New Zealand punks the Clean, delivered his folksiest fare yet on this year's "Left by Soft" (Merge).

Their first permanent site sees them take years of street experience and feed it into a menu that nods to regional fare, yet remains theirs.

Many hardcore "old-school" players continue to turn up their noses at digital fare, yet even Mr. Gygax and D&D's other co-creator, Dave Arneson, have lent their voices to the new project.

It is a time-honored way for players to distinguish themselves from colleagues who play only more familiar fare; yet it has its limitations as a career-building strategy, not the least of which is the disinclination of many listeners to take chances on new works and composers.

Yang used to ferry workers around, earning up to $14 a day; at noon on this day he hasn't had a fare yet.

It does it on the very same little MiniDV tapes that other digital camcorders use for capturing standard-definition fare, yet manages to cram 60 minutes of high-def onto a standard one-hour cassette.

Another challenge for Amtrak is to price its fares competitively, yet find a way to improve its financial performance.

Robert C. Josefsberg and Katherine Ezell of the Podhurst Orseck firm in Miami, lawyers for the plaintiffs, said that since filing the suit, hundreds of passengers have contacted them to say that they thought they had bought the lowest fares available yet ended up paying more because the passenger usage fee adds $17.98 to $33.98 to a round-trip flight.

Tribune's papers fared worse yet, losing 10.5percentt of ad revenue last year.