Sentence examples for regular fare of from inspiring English sources

"Row upon row of gaunt faces, serried ranks of grimy, raged figures; the delicate, hunger-ravaged features of children waiting in line for an UNRWA food parcel; the face of a mother creased in grief for a deceased child; tears of joy as a father is reunited with a long-lost daughter; these are the vignettes of inhumanity that have become the regular fare of nightly news bulletins.

At a McDonald's restaurant in downtown Los Angeles, a placard declaring "McRib Joy!" is displayed next to menu signs offering the chain's new healthful salads along with the regular fare of burgers and fries.

"There's a laggard economy that some people call a recession," he said, as well as "the possibility of less compelling content" if a strike forces the networks to forgo regular fare for a hodgepodge of replacement programs.

Several years ago, the school district paid the equivalent of a regular fare for each student rider, according to Mr. Aesch.

Although its menu includes plenty of regular fare, the chain sells vegetarian sandwiches, wraps and baguettes using ingredients it calls "fresh, healthy and of the highest quality".

In exchange for giving up some or all of the checked baggage allowance, a passenger can buy a ticket for 40 to 85percentt off the regular fare, depending on time of year and destination.

kismetdoo I hope they would charge New Jersey residents an entry fee to the system in excess of the regular fare.

During nearly all of the broadcast day on most of the channels, the stations are simply showing digital copies of their regular fare, giving viewers little incentive to make the change.

Under that deal, children pay 25percentt of the regular fare while adults pay 70percentt on the train, which runs between Lorton, Va., just south of Washington, and Sanford, Fla., near Orlando.

This rip-off is especially noxious because it is based on a lie -- that the fuel surcharge somehow isn't part of the regular fare.

And "Lilith" certainly doesn't have much in common with a lot of City Opera's regular fare.