Sentence examples for is fare from inspiring English sources

This is fare all guests can digest.

The position of New York City Transit is that turnstile jumping, by definition, is fare evasion; if something goes wrong, you should appeal to the fare booth clerk.

Best of all is fare that combines both elements, like the remake of Lolita, which Showtime aired last August after theater chains refused to show it.

One is Fare Share Cymru in Cardiff, which has taken in 140 tonnes of donated groceries in 14 months from organisations ranging from multinationals such as Nestle to Welsh businesses such as Tillery Valley Foods and Peter's Pies.

At the end of the day, they're my homies and all is fare [sic] in love and war.

It is fare more akin to a terrorist getting their hostage to phone a list of demands through to their family, promising that they won't be released until the family gives into said demands.

The business is faring poorly.

Barack Obama is faring little better.

Poland is faring far better (see article).

Central to that is fares.

The UK is faring even worse.