Sentence examples for more expensive fare from inspiring English sources

More elegant, and more expensive, fare can be had the Ahwahnee.

Though diminishing returns kick in, even at their lowest ebb these films still deliver the sort of insane, unhinged thrills that today's more expensive fare never quite manages to reach.

The tactic presumes that a business traveler is loath to stay away from home over a Saturday night or for extra nights, and will opt for a more expensive fare without the restrictions.

In the past few years, grocers, such as Waitrose in Britain or Whole Foods Market in America, that offer more expensive fare have grown faster than mid-market ones.But as the recession has set in, the return to buying cheaper food has been ferocious.

And a reduction in competition is sure to lead to more expensive fares.(Photo credit: AP) .

More expensive fares have gone up by 20p, but the weekly bus pass has stayed at £20.

Twice, the booked taxis failed to show up, which Choice's spokesman, Tom Godfrey, put down to drivers finding longer, more expensive fares.

Delta decided it could sell more of the more expensive fares, and fewer of the less-expensive ones, since business passengers often buy tickets close to the flight date.

Mr Wingate said he believed "momentum" was growing for the case for Gatwick, arguing that expanding Heathrow would result in breaches of legal limits on aircraft emissions, a huge increase in noise pollution, and higher landing and take-off charges that would be passed on as more expensive fares.

Universal executives said they did not expect such a strong opening, which rivaled that of far more expensive summer fare.

In a report Mr. Harteveldt wrote last month for Forrester Research, when he was still its travel analyst, he said that the business model employed by the airline industry when frequent-flier programs were in their infancy used "a then-relevant approach: The longer the flight, the more expensive the fare".