Sentence examples for paying fares from inspiring English sources

Chris Grayling said passengers should book in advance to avoid paying fares in the hundreds of pounds.

Anyone with no backer can only stand in a local seat, when paying fares and hotel bills is prohibitive.

The configuration of the passenger assist system shall include a rail across the front of the interior of the bus located to allow passengers to lean against it while paying fares.

On its final crossing, Cunard said, the Queen Elizabeth 2 is sailing full, with about 1,800 passengers paying fares ranging from $25,445, for a duplex grand suite with veranda, to $2,992, for a plain inside single room.

T officials also said charging more for single-purchase fares will give more incentive for passengers to use the CharlieCards which look like credit cards and can be reloaded with cash to help speed the boarding of bus passengers and discourage people from trying to skip paying fares.

No one I spoke to among the 4,200 people attending the trade show here expressed any faith that the airline industry's fare structures -- which depend on business travelers' paying fares that can be five times as much as those for the leisure-travel market -- can even survive the year.

Commuters left train without paying fare.

They have little shelves with grooves in two… Commuters left train without paying fare.

The officer wrote that he had seen Mr. Boyd "jump over the turnstile to avoid paying fare".

Bus Co. showed spirit by allowing passengers to stand in aisle, after paying fare.

The New Yorker, September 24 , 1927P. 15 Commuters left train without paying fare.