Sentence examples for passage fare from inspiring English sources
His receipt for the money read, "Deposit Receipt for Passage Fare.
The other similarly evocative passage in "Ill Fares the Land" was a flashing encomium to the joy of trains and the way they remain "perennially contemporary".
Today's decision leaves states free to provide that railroads must pay for injury or death of passengers who can and do pay a full money fare for passage.
AVOIDS STREET CROSSING Passage Would Separate Cash Fares From Those Transferring From the Elevated.
Simple passage, $1311212 or younger, half fare) entitles a passenger to sleep on reclining lounge seats; meals are extra.
Anyone bar a Manchester United fan will probably find the passage to Wembley glory enjoyable fare, but there is then a peculiar tonal shift in the last quarter after a shocking event.
But revisiting Venice offers an opportunity to evaluate how the declaration has fared with the passage of time — and to recognize a visionary moment in European Mideast policy.
It's light fare, though certain passages can cut to the core when handled with grace.
In 1955, R. W. Ketton-Cremer argued, "At the close of his greatest poem Gray was led to describe, simply and movingly, what sort of man he believed himself to be, how he had fared in his passage through the world, and what he hoped for from eternity".
If classical assimilation accurately explains socioeconomic integration of Eastern European professionals, than all professionals from this region should fare well socioeconomically with the passage of time.
So I go .In this section For those in peril "Stop the boats" Reprints Related topics Syria Africa Mali Human rights Social issuesIn Egypt Fares Albashawat also dreams of a passage to Europe.
