Sentence examples for rail fares from inspiring English sources

Rail fares shouldn't rise every year though.

Rail fares are constantly going up.

On 2 January, rail fares rose by one per cent.

Return rail fares from London start at £123.

It's a deeply patronising attitude when rail fares are rocketing.

He said: "Nobody likes to see rail fares go up.

Rail fares in Scotland will be pegged to inflation only.

Mr Birrell's claims on rail fares also stand little scrutiny.

However, it is feared that any fine could trigger an increase in rail fares.

Individual rail fares across the country are expected to be announced in November.

He said: "We've made sure that rail fares cannot go up by more than inflation.