Sentence examples for make a fare from inspiring English sources

About 100 legislators, these critics said, are ready to do pitched battle for enhanced state aid for mass transit, enough to make a fare increase unnecessary.

Mr. Brodsky, who has spearheaded opposition to the fare increase, called on Governor Spitzer to include funds in the state budget next year to make a fare increase unnecessary.

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Yesterday, both the state and city comptroller said they believed that the M.T.A. had concealed documents explaining how it arranged its finances through 2004 -- specifically, how it ended up with a hole in its budget this year that made a fare increase necessary.

C1 Airline Revises Its Strategy United Airlines is retreating from its strategy to make a separate low-fare carrier the linchpin of its reorganization plan, saying now that the operation will be only one aspect of its revamping proposal.

"He (the mayor) will make a decision on fares for 2014 later this year but has publicly stated that he is determined to bear down on them as much as possible".

But sometimes the difference in price is marginal, making a Vantage fare worth it to get free parking or on-board credit, as well as having the option to add a third or fourth passenger in your cabin.

Handed this small morsel of earnest plot and half a dozen paper-thin characters, the director, Joe Grifasi, tries gamely to make a meal, but the fare he serves is flavorless and unsatisfying.

Norman was sentenced "to make a publick acknowlidgment, so fare as conveniently may bee, of her vnchast beahuior".

To make a good impression, or fare figura, is important: "they enjoy the respect shown them, they enjoy power, but they do not wish to give rise to its discussion.

"Not getting a low fare will make a difference.