Sentence examples for when fare from inspiring English sources

We went in for the oysters We might never eat again, Went for snot and shell-clack As something to remember In the times when fare is plainer: The day will come when you no longer Cash your cheques at Coutts.

(This should make comparing apples to apples much easier when fare shopping).

The RMT union said the "loadsamoney culture" was "outrageous" at a time when fare rises were ongoing.

Compared to other groups in the region, residents of socially disadvantaged areas have more equitable accessibility to jobs using transit; this is reflected in smaller decreases in accessibility when fare costs are included.

McBride told CityNews the teen was getting off the streetcar near St. Clair West and Bathurst street when fare inspectors dragged him back by his jacket.

In quiet times, when fares are low, it may work well.

Much of that, too, will be seasonal traffic over the Christmas period when fares are at their most expensive.

But expect to pay something in the region of £1800 around Christmas (New Zealand's midsummer) when fares rocket.

If they were rational, they would work hardest on the good days (to maximise their take) but give up early when fares are few and far between.

And cabbies say the midafternoon offers brisk business not evident 12 hours later, when fares mainly consist of late-night revelers.

Those who flew when fares were regulated, and higher, remember when planes were empty and airlines competed with amenities like better meals.