Sentence examples for true fare from inspiring English sources

The company threw a LOT against the wall when it highlighted its plan to conquer the US, but its first steps will, predictably, be in more tried and true fare – i.e. phones and TVs.

Neither of these is a true "fare calendar" but they're fun to play with.

The owner, Fermin A. Tovar, who was arrested Tuesday, charged riders $200 to $600, depending on their destination, but disguised the true fares on passenger manifests using a code, the complaint said.

Cinema Rediscovered True gourmet fare for cinephiles, this new Bristol-based event allows film-goers to take in rarities and old favourites.

For true Thai fare (say, an authentic som tam, shredded green papaya salad) you'd probably have to forgo tablecloths for plastic stools at one of the city's ubiquitous sidewalk food stalls.

Ryan White's The Keepers begins (and is marketed as) the usual true crime fare that we're used to.

To many, that holds true: the fare sold in these shops isn't ready to eat under any circumstances.

To many, that holds true: the fare sold in these shops isn't ready to eat under any circumstances.

If the United States is to become a true space-faring civilization, President Obama must enunciate a bold vision that encompasses human spaceflight, robotic exploration, the colonization of the solar system and the search for life in the cosmos.

True, Middleton fared slightly better than the Nobel prizewinner, but the fact that only one agent expressed an interest in seeing further chapters - and none called the newspaper's bluff - does speak (empty) volumes.

Today the menu encompasses true South African fare, with a range of slightly more exotic dishes ranging from mopani worms and crocodile steak to ostrich, and is widely considered one of the best South African restaurants in the country.