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bus fare

NOUN
  1. the fare charged for riding a bus or streetcar

How To Use bus fare In A Sentence

  • The rise was to fund concessionary bus fares, compulsory waste recycling, increased National Insurance, extra planning staff and pay rises, he explained.
  • I'm cold and wet and I haven't even got enough money for my bus fare home. Oh woe is me!
  • Through his twice weekly plasma sales, Willingham has helped Scheard and others buy clothes and food or pay bus fare.
  • When I passed my eleven-plus, she dragged me up to school, no bus fares, we had to walk.
  • How much is the extra bus fare?
  • She could not afford the bus fare. Times, Sunday Times
  • The 50p concessionary bus fare will come into from Sunday, February 27.
  • I even attempted panhandling once, quickly learning that when you are blotto it's difficult to shame ‘bus fare’ from uptight businessmen.
  • I enjoy voluntary work with hundreds of other retired people who would be unable to do so without the concessionary bus fare.
  • Volunteers can claim expenses such as mileage or bus fares, and anyone who works a five-hour stint receives a lunch allowance.
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