Sentence examples for former fare from inspiring English sources

Ramírez, a former fare collector on a Lima bus, has been unable to explain the source of his wealth.

The films were financially unsuccessful and the former fared likewise among critics.

Let's hope it's the former; given the other fare on offer, sports TV could do with a jolt of ironic real.

The traditional, if cliched, method of interrogation by the police is that of "good cop/bad cop" so how did four senior officers or former officers fare when confronted by a whole committee of interrogators, some of whom made it clear that they were quite enjoying playing the "bad cop" role?

But how would a team made up of the offspring of English football's former players fare against their elders?

Valenzuela, now ensconced in academia, appears to be making sure his former team fares well.

Ramirez, a former bus-fare collector, denies any wrongdoing but resigned from the campaign.

The former group fared better and reported less "self-concept disturbance over time".

Donahue isn't the only former local faring well at Southern Oregon.

Despite the imposing facade of this restaurant in a former bank, the fare is indeed rustic, as the name suggests.

How did they fare?: Former Gretna midfielder Abdul Osman impressed on his return to Scottish football from Crewe Alexandra as a controlling influence in the centre of the park.