Sentence examples for own fares from inspiring English sources

"Frankly, the airlines themselves struggle to predict their own fares".

Most significantly, Parliament passed legislation allowing it to set its own fares for the first time.

He pays his own fares to accompany Evonne, and has already invested a chunk of her earnings for her in real estate.

At the same time, Air Canada is pursuing a strategy of several brand names within a single airline, each with its own fares and levels of service.

The cars regulate their own fares, but must be dispatched by radio, and cannot be flagged down on the street, Mr. Staruch said.

Some analysts pointed out that one reason traditional carriers could get away with increasing fares was that Southwest, the largest domestic airline, also saw the need to bolster its own fares.

Congress, which once had UP for its own, fared even worse.

The first Australian Dempster paid his own fare, but later married the daughter of the boat's owner.

The red carpet was pulled from under his feet and he had to pay his own fare home.

That would leave about 12 hours for WESU's own fare, which now averages 20 hours a day.

Drake paid his own fare to Canada, including the £130 extra baggage charges for lumping his skis and boots across the Atlantic.