Sentence examples for overseas fare from inspiring English sources

Despite frequent brainstorming sessions, half of Reveille's 20 shows are recast overseas fare.

Funds that branched out into other investments, including real estate companies overseas, fared far better than those that stuck with home-grown REITs.

Though he inhabits a world that resembles a lower-budget version of one of those "where is everybody" commercials that British Airways used to broadcast to publicize discounted overseas fares, Alan seems remarkably unfazed.

[World Business, Section W.] Travelers Should Fear Street Crime The State Department's list of international travel warnings is lengthy at a time when there are deep discounts now available on many overseas fares.

G.M.'s other overseas operations fared far better than Europe.

The Economist's overseas editions fared slightly worse.

It's no longer free (as it was for some a decade ago) but it remains a good way for a flexible traveler to save as much as 50% on overseas air fares, and it's a strategy that's far easier on solo adventurers than couples.

That doesn't absolve Macmillan, but it does raise the question of how British publishers will fare overseas in the future.

The feature-packed Mi Note is sure to resonate with fans in China, where the iPhone 6+ has reportedly been a big hit, and it will be interesting to see how it fares overseas, too.

If a blog sounds like a lot of work, or you're too busy writing up business plans to buy plane fares overseas, there are simpler ways to save.

That includes travel allowance, overseas travel, domestic scheduled fares, charter fares and car costs.