carfare वाक्य

Remembering Giverny, I'm starting to think that Monet improved on nature, and it didn't even set him back carfare.
When he becomes drunk and disorderly he is knocked unconscious and Sally takes care of him, learning his identity from his date, whom she sends home with carfare.
Taking it from a personal point of view, there's nothing compelling about the proposal of some wildlife enthusiasts to pay the wolf's carfare back to the Adirondacks.
Young Jewish boys were recruited into steppingstone choirs by a self-styled talent scout named Abe Nadler, who paid them 15 cents plus carfare for a night's work.
My cousin and I walked 5 miles, to save the carfare, to the old Ebbets Field on Thanksgiving Day, to see the Dodgers play the New York Football Giants, an enormous game.

This means that they must be distributed over the cities in such a way as to be within walking distance of every boy and girl, as most children can not afford to pay carfare ".
So two local magazine reporters recently got an idea : They would dress up as Chinese soldiers and beg on the street, saying they needed carfare to get back to their barracks, while photographers recorded public reaction.
The city provides no money for Stuyvesant's buses or for Bronx Regional's carfares _ school sports teams in New York get no money for uniforms, no money for transportation and little money for equipment.
She would prefer to earn a regular salary, but in the meantime, cleaning the park 20 hours a week _ for a " salary " of her benefits and carfare _ is all right with her.
They prided themselves on stretching a 1930 dollar into dinner, carfare, and a movie at a time when you could stay on Atlantic City's then fashionable Boardwalk in a seaside hotel room with three meals for $ 6.