Sentence examples for top fare from inspiring English sources

The top fare for a round-trip first-class ticket is $18,513.70.

Besides, one of the Concorde's dirty secrets is that few of its regulars pay the top fare.

The fare discrepancies "are more pronounced" since September, said Ms. Black, who still has to fly often on short notice and pay the top fare.

The authority is thinking of charging the new top fare of up to $3 only to people who buy one ride at a time on subways or buses; those who put multiple rides on their MetroCards would pay up to $2.50.

As our colleague D.D. Guttenplan explains when it comes to academics' salaries at public universities, Canada comes out on top, faring better than the United States, where new faculty members have less spending power, relatively speaking, than their counterparts in other countries.

Many airline elite-status members actually fly on a variety of fares, buying the cheapest when possible, but sometimes paying top fares for last-minute trips or schedule changes.

Yesterday, Delta also announced changes in its SkyMiles Medallion elite-status program, providing easier domestic and international upgrades for its highest level members paying the top fares and a variety of enhanced benefits for lower level members paying those fares.

Not exactly Top 40 fare, is it?

Prospective students can search 30 individual subjects to see how 200 top universities fare.

Cults are not typical top 20 fare – the duo are best known for Go Outside, a lo-fi, reverb-heavy song released last year.

The songs by A R Rahman, one of India's most prolific film composers, are now performed by a 19-member orchestra, nearly twice the size of that in London, and they have seemingly been rearranged (by Paul Bogaev and Christopher Nightingale) to please the ears of Americans accustomed to Top 40 fare, sacrificing some of the beguiling intricacy the music had in London.