Sentence examples for the very fares from inspiring English sources
The main reason most would-be passengers shop on the Internet is to find cheaper tickets -- the very fares that are driving the airlines into bankruptcy.
For the very lowest fares, travel between mid-April and late June.
Perhaps, though, this summer is where conventional wisdom is overturned, thanks to the very high fares that the airlines are getting away with over the Atlantic.
The cheapest time to travel is between April and June; precise dates vary from one year to the next (depending on when Easter falls) and from one airline to another, but mid-April to mid-June is normally the time when you will see the very lowest fares – perhaps under £800 return.
I am also living very fare from the hospital.
Anger is a common default position when it comes to mass transit, a natural state that the authority nurtures with public-relations stumbles like the recent approval of pay raises for its executives at the very moment that fare increases loomed.
People in the very top income categories fared better by almost any measure, according to the report.
With little money to play around with, the chancellor was reduced to making his budget more political than ever - which meant, thankfully, that the very wealthy did not fare well at all.
The very reasons why George Bush fared so badly at the polls in 1992—namely, that the expansion started at a modest gradual pace and that labour-saving (cost-reducing) investment was an early distinguishing feature are among the leading causes of the boom's longevity.
Mr. Dinkins's most lasting achievement might have been in the very area where he now fares worst in popular memory.
We have ruled out making further increases to fares at the very busiest times and we are investing record amounts in improvements to the network, but where it is simply not possible to increase services, encouraging passengers to change their travel patterns is the best way to tackle a crowded network.
