Sentence examples for have a fare from inspiring English sources

"We have to have a fare increase of some form," said Mr. Keck in an interview last week.

Google's approach is more revealing than the ±3 day option most sites have, and while Kayak does have a fare chart showing highs and lows over an extended period of time, Google's is interactive, making it more useful.

Cabbies did not want to go there, but "What I said to them was 'I'll take her home and walk her up the stairs and come back down and then you'll have a fare home.' That seemed to mollify them".

"I do not think that we should have a fare hike until you have exhausted all possibilities of doing more with less," Mr. Bloomberg said during a news conference in Union Square Park, "and then taking a good cold look at whether or not we need the things that extra money would have to be raised to pay for".

"I would prefer not to have a fare increase, and I want to keep the cost of transportation as far down as I can, but I am calling on our customers to basically keep up with the cost of living," he said.

ANA does have a fare that allows passengers to accrue 100percentt of mileage, but it's far more expensive.

Via Sao Paulo, TAM has a fare from Heathrow of £750 return.

-- Posted by Noam N. Kogen A Riders just had a fare increase in March.

THINK FAST -- If you can buy your tickets by tomorrow, American Airlines has a fare sale for travel through Dec. 15.

"Nobody wants a fare increase, but we haven't had a fare increase in many years and we can't get the drivers," the mayor said.

Croatia Airlines has a fare of £302 from Heathrow on the same dates, though this journey includes a change of plane in Zagreb.