Sentence examples for huge fare from inspiring English sources

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has proposed a workable compromise that avoids such huge fare increases and service cuts.

The authority would sell $10 billion in new bonds, a burden that critics say the agency's budget cannot support without huge fare increases.

Turns out she lost her card and was actually trying to stiff him out of her huge fare!

"Whether it's through huge fares, more congestion or dirtier air, we'll all pay for this terrible and unpopular decision.

Braintree had survived a closure proposal in the Beeching report 15 years earlier, and the Labour government had published a transport white paper proposing huge rail-fare increases for commuters.

Hence, Station F recently opened with a huge fan-fare about its massive space.

A few short years later, Palm re-introduced a similar concept, to huge fan-fare; now PDAs are a fact of life.

Nick du Plooy, a medical student applying from Pretoria, South Africa, confessed that he was not a huge fan of standard-fare reality TV and hoped Mars One would be "held to a higher quality standard".

RMT union leader, Bob Crow, said: "It is clear that this franchise is being let on pure McNulty terms with a gold-plated, extended contract linked to massive cuts to jobs and passenger services and huge increases in fares as the winning FirstGroup looks to extract every penny that they can in profit".

"It is clear that this franchise is being let on pure McNulty terms with a gold-plated, extended contract linked to massive cuts to jobs and passenger services and huge increases in fares as the winning FirstGroup looks to extract every penny that they can in profit.

Like an overzealous grandmother, Koleves stuffs you with delicious fare in huge portions.