Sentence examples for old fare from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, some taxis still had the old fare markings, but the meters charged the new rates.

The old fare display remains on his taxi; he planned to return later in the week to try again.

The old fare has already been giving way to the new, just as at Taco Bell and Wendy's.

Tourist blight Divided they oppose That stubborn subsidy Wanted: a farming revolution New season, old fare ReprintsState subsidies are proving at least as hard to chop as bureaucracy.

Tourist blight Divided they oppose That stubborn subsidy Wanted: a farming revolution New season, old fare ReprintsThe present system cannot go on.

Tourist blight Divided they oppose That stubborn subsidy Wanted: a farming revolution New season, old fare ReprintsThe flag row is particularly silly.

The old fared best, with just 9% in poverty.The figures for health insurance were only relatively sunnier.

The more cumbersome task is deciphering how riders can squeeze out maximum value during the final days of the old fares.

The new chairman of New York's transit system is looking to introduce a pricing policy that would offer passengers discounts to ride late at night and on weekends, an abrupt break from a century-old fare model that could be the city's biggest transportation revolution since the demise of the token.

Adults didn't quite follow suit, flocking to somewhat older fare on CBS.

What about older fare, like television episodes from years ago, or some forgotten indie film?