Sentence examples for revised fare from inspiring English sources

The revised fare includes Web-based featuresuchch as electronic posters, live-streaming of some events, and archiving much of the content for later viewing.

But Mr. Walder was emphatic when discussing the prospect of a revised fare structure, noting with a hint of excitement that "you can see creative and innovative things that would happen with this".

The current minister has initiated the "controversial process" of revising fares with the establishment of the Rail Tariff Authority, The Deccan Herald reported last week.

Silversea does not revise fares on the basis of sales, Ms. Schott said, but provides 15percentt discounts for purchases six months in advance and lesser discounts for money commitments four and three months ahead.

A thoroughly revised version fared somewhat better in subsequent stagings.

Four airlines have programs -- "clubs" -- for seniors that involve paying to join: United, which has just revised its club fare system; Continental DeltaandAmericanican, which is not open to membership now but is expected to reopen in the spring.

Under the revised proposal, a single fare on the PATH train, the commuter subway system between Manhattan and New Jersey, would be raised in September by 25 cents, to $2 a ride.

A 1965 revival in a slightly revised three-act version fared no better, and after that the opera disappeared entirely from the Met repertory.

Rail operator First Great Western has put in place special ticketing arrangements so that passengers affected by flood disruption can buy cheaper advance fares while revised timetables are put in place.

How they and their teammates will fare under the revised scoring system is anyone's guess.

8 58 p.m. | Updated In a sharp but widely predicted reversal, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on Thursday unveiled a revised slate of toll and fare increases on the major Hudson River crossings, one far less steep than the agency initially proposed.