Sentence examples for power fare from inspiring English sources

The Oval Room Proximity to the White House brings out the big leaguers, and Tony Conte treats them to lighter, more exciting dishes than the usual power fare.

Goldman Sachs, a "symbol of immutable global power," fared very differently, and Cohan's history of the firm examines the controversies behind its success.

The other regional powers that mattered – India, China, Saudi Arabia and Iran – were happy to stand back and see how the western powers fared.

The Police are drawing towards the end of what Sting and co claim will be their only reunion tour, and on Sunday they mix vintage pop-reggae with more complex power trio fare, Andy Summers letting his guitar rip over Can't Stand Losing You and Stewart Copeland ferociously moving through gongs and cymbals and back to his drumkit.

As mayor, Mr. Catsimatidis would not have the unilateral power to stop fare increases.

"If I invest in a more efficient boiler with a traditional Renewable Energy Standard, I get no benefit," says Aldy. Nuclear power would also fare well under the system.

The rail industry's power to increase fares in England is to be curbed as part of a government drive to overhaul the rail fare system.

By contrast, some cities with plenty of power, like Pittsburgh, Memphis and Cleveland, fared badly in Integra's ranking.

Tamil Nadu: The state government announced a steep hike in bus fares, power tariff and milk prices.

If not, it could be the start of a long, slow decline from the nation's pre-eminent position as a space-faring power.

They have no power to raise fares because of competition from lower-cost rivals, whose discounted prices are all the more visible as consumers compare fares online.