Sentence examples for wrong fare from inspiring English sources

Accepting the wrong fare may cost any one of them their motorbike or their life.

My expenses are paid, so I have no reason to deliberately ask for the wrong fare.

After innocently picking up the wrong fare, he was detained by Americans at Bagram Air Base, tortured, and killed.

Dixon did not attend but pleaded guilty "because I thought this was the right thing to do, as I had admitted asking for the wrong fare; also, I don't think I would have coped well with the experience".

At Cafe Madras (38/II Circle House, Bhaudaji Road, King's Circle; 91-22-2401-4419), where the line always goes out the door, you can't go wrong with standard fare like idlis and dosas, served with sambar and chutney, but try the spicy rasam vada (fried lentil cakes that are soaked in a savory broth) too.

Based on an informal survey of taxi drivers, this is still a common practice when the meter reflects the wrong rate of fare.

Depending on your taste buds, you can't go wrong with Cantonese food; Shanghainese fare tends to be sweeter; Yunnan and Xinjiang cuisine is heavier and well-spiced – the list is endless.

But if you anticipated pub fare, you would be wrong.

Stealing is always wrong, according to God, and so fare-dodging and shoplifting should be right out, no matter what; the same with harming people or their property.

"We did a thousand things wrong, but what we spent was cab fare".

The position of New York City Transit is that turnstile jumping, by definition, is fare evasion; if something goes wrong, you should appeal to the fare booth clerk.