Sentence examples for unexpected fare from inspiring English sources

Free of the fearfulness that deadens orchestral programming, singers hit us with such unexpected fare as "Soneto a Manuel de Falla," by the Spanish surrealist Xavier Montsalvatge (courtesy of the New York Festival of Song), and "Have You Seen the Bright Lily Grow?," by the Jacobean lutenist Robert Johnson (a generous gift from Scholl).

Still, they make the audience comfortable with this entirely unexpected Broadway fare.

"When It Happens to You" is heavier fare, an unexpected detour into literary fiction.

Indeed, there is an unexpected bounty of winter fare to be found among the frozen-digited, woolen-capped, ever-smiling producers at the growing number of year-round open-air farmers markets.

The unexpected upside of this reduced fare on a non-commuter line is matched by fast wi-fi speed.

In contrast, the King Edward VII Stakes looks a substandard renewal and is an unexpected opportunity for Godolphin's Festive Fare – no better than Listed class so far, but stepping up markedly in distance, to land a Group Two contest.

Gov. Eliot Spitzer abruptly announced yesterday that he was shelving a plan to raise the base subway fare, saying that an unexpected increase in ridership and other revenues have made it unnecessary.

Ten 103 Treehouse Bay has simple treehouses in the jungle, which makes their homemade bread, fresh pasta and other gourmet fare all the more unexpected.

And last but not least, slightly lighter fare, albeit from a rather unexpected source.

This was rarely necessary in the previous non-integrated system and users reacted with unexpected displeasure when it started even though fare integration in the new system means that transferring involved no extra costs.

An unexpected rise in inflation to 3.2 per cent means train fares will increase on average by 6.2 per cent.