Sentence examples for that fares from inspiring English sources

Requiring that fares be paid in unrolled pennies?

Earlier than that, fares can be higher, and they'll rise again in the weeks before departure.

For three decades before that, fares rose every two or three years, on average, always by relatively small amounts.

Morrison and Winston [7] find that fares increased when a low-cost carrier (either Southwest or America West) dropped a route.

Now, you may think that fares need to go up.

A. There isn't a lot that fares tremendously badly.

This means that fares would increase four times faster than the rate of the average income.

Unregulated competition means that fares fall to little more than a driver's expenses.

But even many cab drivers believe that fares have risen too far, too fast.

"I noticed back in the spring and summer that fares were kind of jacked up".

EasyJet also warned recently that fares would rise if Britain left.