Sentence examples similar to guide fare from inspiring English sources

The episode description was standard channel-guide fare.

Prices usually include a local guide, transportation (not air fare), lodging and most meals.

The Daily Telegraph says the University of Sydney's student newspaper has been criticised by the NSW transport minister for "outright stupidity" after printing a how-to guide to fare evasion on public transport.

Each trip, $990 a person, double occupancy, includes three nights in a four-star hotel in London, premium seats to the concert, a night at a music club and the services of a BBC disc jockey as tour guide; air fare is extra.

For instance, in late February I surfed to the Travel Bargains section of America Online's Hartford-New Haven city guide, which lists fare sales for various airports in the area.

There were four number sequences printed on it: a serial number, the bus number, and a miniature travel guide, with each fare stage numbered so that it could be punched with a hole to show your destination, overprinted with the price (and in the mid-1940s backed with an ad for Watneys or Bryant & May matches, maybe).

Next year is all about cheap airfare thanks to Kayak's latest hacker fare guide.

On top of the advertising opportunities there is also an affiliate program for selling memberships to the guide, pretty standard fare.

How would Hall of Fame football coach Lou Holtz fare guiding today's generation?

The BBC's Richard Westcott has a rough guide to why fares are increasing, and where your money goes.

The tour is limited to 18. Cost: $4,975 per person, double occupancy, including hotels, most meals, guides and air fare from Los Angeles.