Sentence examples for internet fare from inspiring English sources

Inundated with bloggers, they are finding that every clique now has its own Matt Drudge, someone capable of instantly turning details of their lives into saucy Internet fare.

In coming years, the growth of Internet fare shopping, and the expansion of low-cost airlines will most likely help moderate price increases.

Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, said in a statement on Saturday, "The tying of cable TV subscription to access to Internet fare freely available to other consumers is a very serious concern".

Mr. Cramer is betting on the notion that the rapid ups and downs of the stock market make for compelling Internet fare, matching the rapid-fire pace of the new medium.

"Not mandating that the Internet fare be disclosed at the time of inquiry is, to me, a grievous shortcoming," he said by telephone from his home in Kingston, N.Y.

But the order also put airlines on notice that they could not deceive consumers and could face sanctions if they failed to alert callers to the possibility of a lower Internet fare.

Recent easyJet Internet fares for travel in mid-September started at about $260 with tax.

The Service Commitment did not cover Internet fares, said Michael Wascom, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association, the industry's major trade organization, because Internet fares are "a different product" from the tickets sold by human reservations agents.

The order concluded that the existence of Internet fares was not discriminatory because "access to the Internet is now available to virtually anyone".

2008's Headcases – perhaps because it had the feel of one of those undead-looking Taiwanese news reports that were briefly popular on the internet – fared even worse.

For example, Delta recently announced that it would make all its discount Internet fares available to retail travel agencies on its Web site.