Sentence examples for whose fares from inspiring English sources
Megabus, whose fares start at $1, has long been technology friendly.
Without much petrol, public transport, whose fares have also been slashed, has become too scarce for commuters.
At the same time, the airlines can rely less on budget passengers, whose fares are sometimes so low that the carriers lose money on them.
But because his team's rover is so much smaller than its competitors', at around 1.5 metres tall and wide, the SpaceX rocket will also be able to carry 20 small satellites whose fares will help to cover the costs.
Nevertheless he still kept up a formidable rate of output, using the Cambridge to London train journeys as an opportunity to spend time talking with his research students (whose fares he would naturally pay) about their research projects.
Instead he argues that the seating plans on today's planes "reflect that polarisation, with more and more space and amenities showered on...first-class passengers (whose fares rise accordingly), while less and less space and fewer increasingly, no amenities are provided to coach passengers".I am not sure the situation is as dire as Mr Meyerson makes it out to be.
Officials had not yet decided whether to include express buses, whose fare is $5.50, among the free services.
The movie studios, much of whose fare ends up on television, fear the prospect of consumers swapping video content in the same ways that they share music files.
When visiting the city, by all means sample some of the street food, but watch out for any vender whose fare is, in fact, a piece of crushed metal that was formerly part of an old hot-dog cart.
Instead, Dr. Matthews said, residents of poor urban areas are surrounded by fast food restaurants, whose fare he said contributes to obesity and a host of other health problems.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, August 29 , 1931 P. 9Taxi- driver whose fare was a young and pretty lady, made a wrong turn, and a cop waved them to the turn and came sauntering over to give him a ticket.
