Sentence examples for full of fares from inspiring English sources

With a stomach full of fares from around the world, I danced to the hired band's awful, Italian-accented cover of John Denver's "Country Roads" and started to grasp the extent of my new international lifestyle.

The full range of fares continues to be available to customers, including our cheapest advance fares.

London to Shrewsbury costs £24, and the company says that it will offer the full range of fares as "tickets2txt" – an SMS message sent to your mobile phone.

The IEA said rail firms should be allowed full control of fares and spending on safety, and subsidies should be removed.

The menu is full of Tuscan fare, but Il Leccio is best known for its wine cellar (4,000 bottles deep) and as the unofficial cantina of Tuscany's legendary wine producers.

Among Sir Roy's recommendations are that the Department for Transport should undertake a "full review of fare policy and structures".

Before the advent of Thatcher's elbow society, the listings were full of gentle, unthreatening fare.

Coach seats to London from New York are being offered as low as $198 round trip by several airlines, while business-class tickets to several cities in Europe from the Midwest and East Coast that have full published fares of more than $6,000 are now going for $1,200.

The multi-ride card provides a discount of about 21% off the full fare of a reserved Standard Seat.

She said the restaurant would be serving a full menu of Peruvian fare, as well as quesadillas, burgers and wings, until 10 p.m. "Oh we never close, no matter what," Ms. Trujillo said.

For dining, there is a full menu of American fare, with some earthy European touches: burnt wheat fettuccine with mushrooms; buckwheat dumplings with roast chicken; duck pastrami; and short rib soup with spelt berries.