Sentence examples similar to through a carnet from inspiring English sources

While one franchise, C2C, introduced potential savings for flexible workers this year through a carnet-style scheme on its smartcard, the Department for Transport has not yet mandated train companies to develop part-time tickets.

From the station, bus 10 runs into and through the city centre: a single ticket is NIS5.20 (85p), a carnet of 10 (cartissia) is NIS41.60 (6.85) or a day-pass (hofshi yomi) NIS12 (2).

A Carnet de Passage is essential.

To get booze from the bar involves buying a carnet of tickets.

Buy a carnet of 10 metro tickets to save on single journeys.

Incidentally, a carnet is the only way to get child reductions (10 for €6.25) for the Metro.

Patience is also required to build up a carnet of addresses of the specialty shops fast disappearing from most places, enterprises like the venerable stationer F. Pettinaroli.

Single tickets for journeys within the Paris boundaries cost €1.70, but a carnet of 10 tickets for €12.70 is more economical.

A carnet currently costs £325.96, but that's not the end of it: it requires the holder to list everything they take into a country.

A carnet of photographs of life backstage and views from the wings, taken by the dancer Gwyneth Muller and distributed to each audience member, likewise added its fascinations.

Interestingly, you can counteract this – if you are a late booker – by buying a carnet of journeys, as offered by SeaFrance, with individual one-way journeys available for as little as £32 each way.