Sentence examples for subway tickets from inspiring English sources

Subway tickets cost $5.50 for an all-day pass.

SUBWAY tickets in Washington, DC, used to boast a cuddly picture of the pandas in the zoo.

At my old job, for instance, I was able to take advantage of corporate benefits and pay for my subway tickets with pretax money.

Then again, Mexico City's subway tickets cost five pesos (22p), the equivalent of two squats per peso.

Much of the future of commerce will lie in micropayments made at the exact moment of impulse or need from music to subway tickets and so on.

Pretty soon she was soaping her subway tickets, later carefully washing the cancellation marks off so that she could re-use them another day.

A single-fare subway ticket costs a whopping $6.60.

A Zone 1-3 peak single ticket, a fairly common commuting route, is £3.30 -  more than double the price of a Paris Metro ticket or a New York subway ticket.

Used to tear off only part of the subway ticket, save the rest and when he had three piece them together and make a full one.

Pilgrims have received a discount of 80 percent on public transportation even though the indebted Madrid authorities recently raised the cost of a regular subway ticket by 50 percent.

Across greater Tokyo, the world's largest metropolis, "intelligent machines", from subway ticket machines to building escalators, automatically switch off when not in use.