Sentence examples for railway fare from inspiring English sources

The average railway fare in India was 26.3 paise per kilometer in the fiscal year 2010-11, according to the Finance Ministry's Economic Survey report released on Thursday.

Pender replied offering an interview and enclosing the railway fare to Norwich, and Archie ran away from home to become an apprentice.

The first was a visit of only two months, in 1900, at the age of nineteen, with the permission and assistance of his parents, who, with difficulty, paid his railway fare.

He had not had enough money to pay railway fare and had walked nearly the whole way from his home to Annapolis.

You're special and you're worth it, goes the thinking – from the railway fare-dodger, to the British legal team for the Russian oligarch, to the Google tax-benders, to the MP claiming expenses on a non-existent second home.

But it has partially backed down, following popular protests, on a decision made by the outgoing government to raise (subsidised) railway fares.

AUGUST is traditionally a slow month, and rises in railway fares, usually announced around now, can reliably be counted on to generate a little controversy.

Mr. Trivedi, member of the Trinamool Congress party, had upset his boss Ms. Banerjee after he announced a hike in railway fares on Wednesday when he presented the railways budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year, which begins in April.

But railway fares are not just about money.

Not only was Ike there, but he brought with him as his guest, including railway fares and hotel bills, another well beloved member who otherwise could not have been with us.

In addition, the Republicans were supported by "in-kind" corporate contributions, such as discounted railway fares for delegations coming to Canton.