Sentence examples for slim fare from inspiring English sources
Milligan speculated the bill may have been adapted for the local conditions, slim fare meaning the birds had to pick at dangerous scorpions and spiders.
Its reduced-fat Light 'n Fit yogurts were getting squeezed by rivals offering slimmer fare.
The margin is slim, but black men have fared better with the Academy than black women.
Don't risk losing out on a direct flight for a slim chance at a $40 or $50 fare-price drop: buy early.
In the corporate world, slimming a workforce by a tenth is standard fare.
Not-so-good news: Airline executives now boast about their new "up-sell" revenue, while passengers are left with slim choices for coach seat assignments at the posted base fares.
The gap between technologists and musicians is as slim as the new iPad 2, and, like much of Apple's fare, it's getting smaller every day.
Journalists fared the best from amendments to the laws, although even those gains were slim.
How the expansion fares will be an important test for Daniel Hajj, the chief executive and Mr. Slim's son-in-law.
However, in Oregon, a slim majority voted not to prohibit schools from encouraging, promoting or sanctioning homosexuality.Animals seem to have fared only slightly better.
International Monetary Fund exhortations to developing countries to slim down their state apparatus and stamp out opportunities for officials to make money on the side have fared little better, Hough says.
