Sentence examples for put on fares from inspiring English sources

How much more upward pressure will that shrinkage put on fares?

Judging from the display that the women put on, Bloomberg would have fared poorly, clothed or not, in a head-to-head match with any of them.

"Maybe someone who is talking to terrorists on their screen, can put on their goggles and have a switch in their thoughts," Fares said.

Both groups showed improvement, faring much better than a comparison group put on a waiting list, preliminary results suggest.

Among them is the Brokerage in Bellmore, a 130-seat club better known for its weekend lineup of standup comedy fare, which is putting on his "Bloomer Pudding" for a three-night run beginning tomorrow.

Put on mascara, putting on multiple coats.

The marketing teams at airlines usually kick off their work week by figuring out which fares to put on sale, and they release those selections late Monday, or early Tuesday.

Specific attention is also given to analysing the combinations of weight put on revenue and consumer surplus resulting in equal equilibrium fares.

How does the competition fare in this respect and can this functionality be put on top of the existing Off-Spotter?

Those picked up without temporary residency permits are put on a train back to Xinjiang, if they have the money to pay the fare.

The visitors fared much better after the rain break, Matthew Spriegel (53 not out) and Gary Wilson (54 not out) put on 117 to take Surrey to 149-4.