Sentence examples for throwaway fare from inspiring English sources
So when I say that Magic in the Moonlight is another of Allen's light-fingered fairy-tale confections, let me be clear that the film is a real cut above the throwaway fare he's been making.
When she exchanges goodbyes with Sam Byron Loydd), her evidently gay neighbor, who is the local haberdasher and theater director, they say "Fare thee well," a delicious throwaway affectation.
But the new team can hardly fare worse than their distinctly throwaway big-screen predecessors, who floundered in 2005 and 2007 despite the presence of a pre-Captain America Chris Evans.
Therein, the legacy airlines force all one-way travelers, whether flying for business or pleasure, to try tricky schemes like buying throwaway or hidden-city tickets in order to find affordable fares.
The movie was produced by the international hitmaker Luc Besson, who is best known for bankrolling action fare like the "Transporter" series and who shares writing credit on this exploitative throwaway with Robert Mark Kamen.
As for those airline representatives who say that ignoring restrictions is "as immoral as stealing": What about the morality of an airline getting paid twice for the same seat when it resells an unused "throwaway" ticket or forces someone to forfeit an "invalid" nonrefundable ticket and buy another at a higher fare?
