Sentence examples for side of the fare from inspiring English sources

On the left side of the fare results page, a link allows users to "Add baggage" to the fares Kayak has found.

Since Japanese fare is abundant throughout Long Island, it is the Korean side of the menu that should attract most diners.

(Riders can tell the difference because the old decals, placed on the side of the car, displayed fare information; the new ones do not).

The card is brought into close proximity with a circular target on the top or side of each fare gate rather than inserted into a slot.

Their offerings are constantly changing based on what's available and in-season, but you can always expect whatever they've got to be on the more daring side of Italian fare: chefs/owners Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer are known for being a bit out there, and it's reflected in the Italian tapas ("stuzi") they offer, such as pig's tails and bones with a mostarda glaze.

This is not run-of-the-mill fare.

A teacher who was laid off from a Lutheran school in Michigan failed in her complaint on grounds that she was technically a minister.If Ms Conlon's case had been on the other side of the Atlantic, she might not have fared much better.

On the other side of the bracket, Bryant's Cubs teammate Anthony Rizzo fared even worse.

Jonas Brothers Voted the worst band with the worst album at the NME Awards, their 3D Concert Experience DVD might not fare so well this side of the Atlantic.

There is a canopied cafe with tables and light fare on the eastern side of the island, a short walk from the ferry stop.

As for its potential to become a true European success story, it probably doesn't do any harm that blur Group is a B2B proposition, not a consumer web company, which tend to fare less well this side of the pond.