Sentence examples for suitable fare from inspiring English sources

Bhairavi Desai, the director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, which represents many drivers, said her group remained opposed to additional cabs without a suitable fare increase.

It is definitely now suitable fare for the news pages, reflecting the fact that no matter how much players might wish it were otherwise, politics and sport are not separate entities.

Along the way there were wonderful surprises, like two Monteverdi madrigals that a rhetorician named Aquilino Coppini kitted out in the 17th century with sacred Latin texts to make these popular secular works suitable fare for singing nuns.

In September, the Toronto International Film Festival will celebrate a quarter century of gore, ghouls and goo, also known as the Midnight Madness section, and the programmers have come up with a lineup of suitable fare for the anniversary.

AMERICAN BALLET THEATER (Tuesday through Thursday) A gala is the customary start to Ballet Theater's annual fall season, and this one attempts a compromise between a taste of the two-week season to come and gala-suitable fare.

Short of knocking it down and building something else, no amount of renovation is going to turn an orchestra hall into something suitable for the experimental fare, multimedia offerings and modernistic operas that excite Ms. Moss.

Unlike many earlier guides, in which writers spun narratives about their own journeys and experiences, Baedekers were informational and service-oriented — listing steamboat fares and passport requirements, recommending suitable clothing and suggesting how much to tip.

Naturally, I would say that a suitable crossword is an essential part of the fare that any magazine should provide its readers.

To that will be added Japanese fare that tends to be even less suitable for children.

Vegan restaurant Gentle Gourmet Cafe near the Bastille neighbourhood offers high-quality, seasonal French fare that, although entirely vegan (and therefore also suitable for those who don't eat dairy), attracts even staunch carnivores with its fine cuisine.

Holiday fare traditionally considered for grown-ups can also be suitable for children over 6 who have been thoughtfully prepared.