Sentence examples for match the fare from inspiring English sources
Drinks are fashioned to match the fare, which is how you get drinks such as the "Bacon Paloma" – chargrilled grapefruit juice, pineapple juice, mescal, salt and a garnish of bacon.
The property prices match the fare: Montpelier has seen a 39.9% rise to an average of £494,158 over the last five years, while in Stokes Croft properties have gone up by 37.1% to an average of £317,800.
O Mai and Nam–No eateries in Vietnam can match the fare offered at these two spots.
Southwest has always carefully tended its reputation for excellent customer service and low fares, though competitors often match the fares, if not always the service.
Rival airlines that do not already have lower prices will probably match the fares of United, he said.
TODAY'S Wall Street Journal reports on why older airlines are struggling to match the fares offered by their newer, low-cost competitors.
The low-cost airlines started this trend by using these airports, and the bigger competitors now moving in have to match the fares of these lower-cost providers.
Most other airlines matched the fare, which requires a 10-day advance purchase, but only on routes that compete directly with Northwest.
And when JetBlue introduced transcontinental fares as low as $79 each way last year, American did it one better: it matched the fares, and offered "fly two, get one free" deals to frequent fliers from Boston and New York to California and Florida.
The new tolls would match the subway fare, which is $2.
Other airlines, including United Airlines, the world's largest carrier; Northwest Airlines, the No. 4 United States carrier; and Continental Airlines, the No. 5, said they would match the US Airways fare sale.
