Sentence examples for recently fare from inspiring English sources

Many record executives are closely watching how new albums by Mr. Timberlake, now a solo artist, and Ms. Aguilera, who bared more pierced skin than usual on MTV recently, fare.

Recently, fares for travel in late June started at $683.

In Athens, the Russians are expected to contend not only in the country's traditional strengths, like gymnastics, but also in sports in which they have recently fared poorly, like track and field and swimming.

Wikipedia recently fared quite well in a head-to-head against the Encyclopaedia Britannica, but it is inevitable that such an enterprise contains errors (The original comparison was carried out by Nature, and a discussion of the ongoing argument between them and Britannica may be viewed on the Nature website) [22].

A similar panic button measure Unite Here pushed in Chicago recently fared much better.

More recently the fare has been humorous allusions to pop culture.

Critics complained that the agency's books made it impossible to determine if recently enacted fare increases were justified.

Southwest's recently announced fare and policy changes include a penalty fee on tickets that are not used and not canceled before flight time.

The program is a change of pace for the History Channel, where the programming has tended toward World War II documentaries and, more recently, reality fare like "Ice Road Truckers".

According to the American Public Transportation Association, more than 80percentt of the nation's transit systems are considering or have recently enacted fare increases or service cuts.

Asian airlines often reserve their best fares for their own Web sites, he said, noting that Singapore Airlines recently slashed fares by $300 to $400 on more than two dozen routes — a sale it disclosed first to AirfareWatchdog and via e-mail to its frequent flier members.