Sentence examples for sort of fare from inspiring English sources

I do think it's commendable to offer the sort of fare that you wouldn't find in a magazine.

Even for with rapid-fire metabolisms, eating this sort of fare my induce biochemical changes that are none too healthy.

Whilst Sufjan would of course be welcome in my heaven, his sort of fare is a little too classy for my tastes.

He intended to write in the subgenre known as high fantasy, but a teacher suggested that he try the sort of fare found in works like the "Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter" series by Laurell K. Hamilton.

It's the sort of fare that gets offered for real in theatres nationwide as well as on some of the more outlandish digital channels, and it's here deconstructed and mocked superbly by talented comedian Tom Binns.

It was founded in Paris in the early twenties and has been associated with the sort of fare that most people would have to mortgage several family members to enjoy: foie gras and truffles from the Perigord, superb fish from the purest northern waters, and, naturally, Russian caviar.

The same sort of fares apply for non-stop flights from Heathrow on BA, Virgin, American Airlines and Delta – the last of these tends to be cheapest.

Late last week, the major airlines began a round of price increases for trips booked within seven days of departure — the sort of fares "that are typically flown by business travelers," said Rick Seaney, the chief executive of FareCompare.com.com

That vast territory between the very top tier and the sketchier lower levels is thriving, with all sorts of outlets commissioning all sorts of fare.

This isn't my usual sort of TV fare.

A bit less of this sort of starchy fare would help.