Sentence examples for line fare from inspiring English sources

Fare will be $1.25, the price of a ride on the St. Charles line and city buses; the Riverfront line fare is being reduced to match.

Some of our competitors are doing production line fare; we're creating more of a restaurant environment.

Fares for the Airport Express are substantially different from main line fares.

For most customers, all that matters is the top-line fare: the distinction between the fuel surcharge and the ticket price is meaningless.

Despite its legacy -- the firm had passed through nine generations of family ownership since 1731 -- the wines were often dull assembly-line fare.

So it was when Netrebko sang the title role, in 2011; plush lyric lines fared better than florid runs.

As air travel has become more and more frustrating, with security lines, higher air fares, and more delays on more crowded planes, evidence is mounting that some Americans at least are changing a few of their holiday rituals.

A recent study commissioned by the Travel Industry Association of America estimated that by 2002, on-line bookings of air fares, hotel rooms, rental cars and vacation packages will jump more than tenfold, to $8.9 billion, from $827 million last year.

Getting Around the City: There are two independent mass transit operators in Bangkok: two lines are managed by the Sky Train, which runs above ground with fares starting at 20 BHT and an underground line with fare based on distance starting at 17 BHT.

For the last year, business fliers have been hammering airlines' bottom lines by resisting high business fares and instead booking ahead and buying the cheap nonrefundable advance-purchase fares that are typically regarded as leisure fares.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against BlackBerry by a shareholder, claiming the company misled investors about its future, including how the BlackBerry 10 smartphone line would fare against competitors.