Sentence examples for opening fares from inspiring English sources
Opening fares start at £390 return.
The opening fares were so great--under $200 each--that three different Condé Nast Traveler editors decided to take advantage of the deal.
On April 22 he is opening Brooklyn Fare there, offering a blend of supermarket grocery brands and higher-end imported and organic goods as well as fresh produce, fish, meats and cheeses.
The world No2 Phil Mickelson, runner-up at last week's Scottish Open, fared less well, however, and looks likely to miss the cut at six-over after an error-strewn 77 that included a double-bogey six at the last.
On opening night this fare emerged — despite the hearty cheers that are routine in New York for any company or dancer from any of the former Soviet countries — as commendable but underwhelming.
The race-to-judge phenomenon is fed in part by increasing competition between movie bloggers and box-office Web sites, which have started predicting how a movie will fare on opening weekend far in advance.
Avoiding the typical gala fare of opening night, he began with the premiere of a bracing new piece by Magnus Lindberg, followed by a major Messiaen work, "Poèmes Pour Mi," featuring an emboldened Renée Fleming, and ended with an inexorable performance of Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique".
Sony BMG Music Entertainment and Warner Music Group are still standing on the sidelines of the DRM-free movement and appear to be waiting to see how EMI and Universal fare by opening up.
Other movies opening this week didn't fare much better.
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Down on Hammamet's beach, a young man selling camel rides responds to my question about how his business is faring by opening his arms toward an empty beach.
