Sentence examples for station fare from inspiring English sources

Before that, I lived on crisps and petrol station fare," Miria says.

Perhaps others will follow, and offer travellers something different from the usual service station fare.

But for a couple of guys in their mid-forties, a raunchy diet of gas station fare came with harsh repercussions that I couldn't even begin to explain in the space allotted in this column.

Deep inside Great Mountain Forest, in the northwest corner of the state, Yale geophysicist Maureen Long kneels down in a grassy clearing to see how her seismology station fared over the long winter.

NSF's plans to replace its aging South Pole station fared better: The bill includes $70 million to begin construction of a new facility, about half the estimated total cost.

Filling-station fare holds the same attraction as Maine lobster rolls from a truck, Sichuan wontons at a roadside motel and north Indian street food inside a supermarket: It's the thrill of the unexpected, a treasure buried in the last place you'd look for it.

Ticket machines have been installed at the 12 stations; fares will be announced this week.

Commercial radio's digital stations fared a little better, with most posting increases on the previous quarter.

Although the new survey concluded that all the phones worked at two very busy stations, 72nd Street and Broadway on the Upper West Side and Main Street-Flushing in Queens, other major stations fared dismally.

Like-for-like sales in its high street stores had slumped 4% in the last 18 weeks although its branches in airports and railway stations fared better to finish down 2%.

Here is how Los Angeles television stations fared in the first day of O.J. Simpson's preliminary hearing.