Sentence examples for first fares from inspiring English sources

It says a lot about the modern Conservative party's priorities for both transport and the environment that the first fares package in London imposed under Tory rule for 12 years wallops the ordinary passenger, while leaving owners of gas-guzzlers safe from paying a £25 congestiontion charge.

It was the first fare of the cabdriver's shift.

And the discounts were the first fare rollback".

Akiyama was also the first fare-paying civilian passenger (nonprofessional astronaut) to participate in a spaceflight.

She said "Whutcha mean", and I says "I been in line since six forty five an you're the first fare.

We had the first fare reductions in the history of the entire system," a reference to the volume fare discounts introduced in recent years.

YEAR'S FIRST FARE INCREASES Airlines spent last weekend busily matching an incremental fare increase that United Airlines put into effect on Friday, said Rick Seaney, chief of FareCompare.com.com

Faced with a daunting deficit and falling government aid, New Jersey Transit today proposed its first fare increases in more than a decade.

The New Yorker, May 28 , 1927P. 13 Taxidriver refuses money of the first fare in his cab, but promises to get the next guy.

He said New Jersey Transit, which had recently imposed the first fare increases in more than a decade, could not afford the $250,000 cost of the statue.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 28 , 1927P. 13 Taxidriver refuses money of the first fare in his cab, but promises to get the next guy.