Sentence examples for railroad fare from inspiring English sources

saved up railroad fare and went to Chicago . . .

This reduction, however, would not affect the proposed 5percentt railroad fare increase, Mr. Kelly said.

We spent a delightful hour singing Russian and Jewish folk songs, and when we arrived at our destination tipped him well: what our railroad fare would have cost.

The New Yorker, June 13 , 1925P. 1 How Bobby Jones, anxious not to profit from his game, refused to accept more than railroad fare from Boston, once when he came down fromHarvard for an exhibition match.

Plan C calls for a $2 subway and bus fare and an increase of up to 33percentt in railroad fares.

He says he may have missed a lot of fun, but in twenty years he has saved about seven thousand dollars in railroad fares.

Plan A calls for an increase in the city transit fare to $1.75 from $1.50, a 10percentt increase in railroad fares and substantial service cuts, including the elimination of 33 peak or off-peak railroad trains.

Plan B calls for an increase in the city subway and bus fare to $2 and a 20percentt increase in railroad fares but would offer expanded discounts on monthly MetroCards and rail passes.

That included his recollections and approximations of the amounts incurred, including cab and railroad fares, hotels, tips, restaurant, and other expenses for Cohan and his considerable entourage.

Nasser also increased the price of beer, cigarettes, long-distance bus and railroad fares and admission to movies.

Raising fares is a poor option; the railroad raised fares stiffly in 1995 and 1996 and lost riders.