Sentence examples for fares you from inspiring English sources

By not increasing fares, you are doing a disservice.

Pre-deregulation fixed fares, you see, meant airlines had to compete in other ways for customers, namely through better service, not better prices.

The good and bad news is that fares are down, he said: "With lower fares, you find people who couldn't do it before are now on the plane".

Or, given the current free-for-all in high-end fares, you may even want to consult with a real live travel agent.

"If you do not increase the fares, you are going to turn the railway coaches into coffins," the former railroad minister, Dinesh Trivedi, warned after he was asked to resign this year, after attempting to raise fares.

"The passengers were telling me to increase the fares, the unions were telling me, the general public was telling me, everyone was telling me that if you do not increase the fares, you are going to turn the railway coaches into coffins".

Public art to a fare-thee-well.

Fought wren parents to a fare-thee-well.

That, to a fare-thee-well, is putting your money where your mouth is.

The picture, at once refined and gross to a fare-thee-well, is explosively funny.

They slice and dice it to a fare-thee-well, and serve craven political crudités.