Sentence examples for modest fare from inspiring English sources

Clusters of old-school hawker stalls served modest fare like duck rice and won ton noodles.

Wenger's own apparent acceptance of more modest fare is perhaps the most intriguing element of all.

The authority would continue to stick to its schedule of modest fare increases every two years, Mr. Lhota told reporters.

Fuel prices were modest compared with today, and airlines were able to push through modest fare increases.

In a plan released a year ago, the authority proposed regular, modest fare and toll increases every two years.

The Ravitch panel's plan calls for a more modest fare and toll revenue increase of 8percentt — and no service cuts.

Fewer seats for sale gives them more power to set prices, since they are less desperate to get even modest fares to help fill up planes.

Swanson appeared in more modest British fare such as Valley of Song (1953), a charming Romeo and Juliet-type story of a feud over choir singing between two families in a south Wales village.

Now it was toting tourists, and my cab ride was available for a modest extra fare.

On blogs and in interviews, they worried about how newcomers of more modest means would fare socially.

Designer dresses and costly caviar replaced the more modest attire and fare of the Carters, and the guest list included many Hollywood celebrities.