| ! I paid my fare! | |
| "A fair fare." | |
| "And fare thee well, my only love, and fare thee well a while," "and I will come again, my love," "though it were 10,000 mile. " | |
| "Dad, can somebody meet me downstairs with cab fare? | |
| "Enclosed find train fare and $150 advance on your wages." | |
| ! I paid my fare! | |
| "A fair fare." | |
| "And fare thee well, my only love, and fare thee well a while," "and I will come again, my love," "though it were 10,000 mile. " | |
| "Dad, can somebody meet me downstairs with cab fare? | |
| "Enclosed find train fare and $150 advance on your wages." | |
| "... how my loved one fares.- | |
| "... how my loved one fares. | |
| "How fares my royal lord? | |
| "It was all about the fares home. | |
| "Next month, find out how 'Bostie'fares... "in our feature on 'Hollywood's Most Snoggable Fellas'-- "Exclamation mark, exclamation mark, exclamation mark." [ Cash Register Clatters ] | |
| "... how my loved one fares.- | |
| "... how my loved one fares. | |
| "How fares my royal lord? | |
| "It was all about the fares home. | |
| "Next month, find out how 'Bostie'fares... "in our feature on 'Hollywood's Most Snoggable Fellas'-- "Exclamation mark, exclamation mark, exclamation mark." [ Cash Register Clatters ] | |
| "There was a certain rich man, which was clothed in purple and fine linen, and fared sumptuously every day. | |
| # Our romantic enterprise quite successfully has fared # | |
| 'The cat had not fared well.' It's dead! | |
| 'West Columbia fared even worse, shut out by six runs! ' | |
| - Other children haven't fared so well. | |
| (Finch) And how is Mr. Koroa faring, Ms. Shaw? | |
| - And how are you faring? | |
| - Doctor Ogden, how are you two ladies faring? | |
| - How's he faring? - He's gonna be fine. | |
| - How's your father faring, William? | |
| "There was a certain rich man, which was clothed in purple and fine linen, and fared sumptuously every day. | |
| # Our romantic enterprise quite successfully has fared # | |
| 'The cat had not fared well.' It's dead! | |
| 'West Columbia fared even worse, shut out by six runs! ' | |
| - Other children haven't fared so well. | |
| (Finch) And how is Mr. Koroa faring, Ms. Shaw? | |
| - And how are you faring? | |
| - Doctor Ogden, how are you two ladies faring? | |
| - How's he faring? - He's gonna be fine. | |
| - How's your father faring, William? | |
