Sentence examples for record fares from inspiring English sources

The reason the carriers are expanding: they are earning record fares.

The Greek taxi federation opposes publicly posted fares and government-mandated installation of "automatic cash registers" tied to the meters that would record fares for both passengers and the tax bureau.

By the end of the 1980s, hundreds of unreleased Prince songs had been compiled into unofficial albums that were sold at record fares and on market stalls around the world.

Lots of people are interested in music, but I'm the kind of guy who'd be digging through boxfuls of old records in secondhand stores and record fares and things like that.

Using multiple estimation procedures, we found that all participants with a CPS record fared worse in adulthood than their peers without a CPS record.

In searching for a job, black and Latino applicants with no criminal record fare no better than white applicants just released from prison.

Manuel Cortes, leader of the Transport Salaried Staffs Association, said commuters were "paying record high fares for a worsening service", while the Rail Maritime and Transport union general secretary Mick Cash said the survey was "more evidence that two decades of privatisation, fragmentation and under-investment on Britain's railways have left passengers angry and frustrated".

But how do record labels fare when it comes to licensing new music services?

Kit kept a spreadsheet of his costs: "I recorded air fares, food, where we stayed and there was not much change out of 150 grand".

Justice Breyer included an appendix to his dissenting opinion that analyzed how a defendant with Mr. Ewing's record would fare under the various state laws.

After Bonds, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa taught us to trust no one over 35, it became too easy to overlook Aaron's stunning late-race sprint on Ruth — who, for the record, also fared pretty well as a quasi geezer, hitting 49 home runs at 35 and following up with 46, 41 and 34.