Sentence examples for from the fare from inspiring English sources

"Where do you come from?" the fare asks.

Every time the horn button is pushed, an amount, 25 cents for example, would be deducted from the fare.

The last two capital programs were financed completely by the M.T.A., so it all came from the fare box".

The M.T.A. had a budget surplus of $51 million in 2012, and it expects the same in 2013, thanks to an extra $450 million from the fare hike.

In 1971, the estimated tota of $170‐million from the fare increase could he swelled by an anticipated $24‐million in Triborough surpluses.

Evidence is typically provided by monitors from the Fare network of fan groups, formerly known as Football Against Racism in Europe.

Dishes from the menu fared better.

From 1904 to 2003, the fare has risen from 5 cents to $2, a 3,900 percent increase.

In addition to that amount, the legislation expects $4 million more from Medicaid payments and from the fares paid by the disabled themselves.

"The economics are such that you can't make enough money from the fares to cover all your costs and have a profit," the mayor said.

The transport authority would pay a set amount to the bus operator, but keep the proceeds from the fares.