Sentence examples for what fare from inspiring English sources
What fare does the author suggest colonial Southerners typically enjoyed on Christmas?
On the other hand, no matter what fare you pay, prepare for a new demand for being constantly connected.
Who flies what where, how often and at what fare is all governed by a system of bilateral treaties set up in 1944.
If there are 100 seats in economy class and 80 people turn up, all 80 are going to sit in economy no matter what fare they have paid.
"There is no doubt that overall business travel remains down," no matter how or at what fare the ticket is purchased, said Paul J. Blackney, the president and chief executive of Worldspan, a booking reservations system heavily involved in online sales.
Air travel was governed by inter-governmental deals that dictated which airlines could fly where, how many seats they could offer and, in many cases, what fares they could charge.
They look at historical data on specific routes, the time of the day, whether there is a holiday, what fares passengers paid and how many business-class travelers are booked with refundable tickets.
She asked the driver whether the bus went to the Carlyle Hotel, and when assured that it did, asked what the fare was.
As one character puts it: "Our Grub Street of today is supplied with telegraphic communications, it knows what literary fare is in demand in every part of the world, its inhabitants are men of business, however seedy".
