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n. 1 (context countable literally English) The usual price for travel by air, rail, or another means of transport. 2 (context countable by extension English) A high price charged to passengers who travel without buy tickets in advance on certain public transport systems (especially British bus and tram systems) (''compare'' penalty fare). 3 (context uncountable literally English) menu items or dining options which are regularly available in a restaurant or other place where food is served. 4 (context uncountable idiomatic by extension English) Something which is normal, routine, or unexceptional; something which is commonly provided or encountered.
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Standard Fare were a three-piece indie-pop band based in Sheffield, The band were formed in 2005 and comprised members Emma Kupa, Danny Howe, and Andy Beswick. Standard Fare were named after a sign Emma saw on a bus in Newcastle. The band's sound draws on their influences of soft rock and punk but is often linked to the sounds of C86 era bands.
Usage examples of "standard fare".
It's perfectly standard fare in the older detective story magazines and some others.
The diners were simply served huge bowls of what was every Hungarian country inn's standard fare.
About the same time, dancers became standard fare at the Pink Dragon Inns.
At one, a bachelor was unloading a couple of microwave dinners, a six-pack of beer, and an economy-size bag of potato chips, standard fare for the unclaimed male.
There had even been a special issue of holiday food, yards above the standard fare, at dispensing banks.
The standard fare for visitors seems to be a dozen different kinds of cold fish and caviar, then two soups, then fowl, then roasts, with wine going all the dine.
Which was about standard fare for unauthorized passage out of the school.
The ob-gyn clinic's waiting area boasted the obligatory datascreen for viewing news programs, talk shows, and the mindless round of games and domestic operas most of Jefferson's daytime broadcast stations featured as standard fare, but with the presidential election tomorrowalong with about half the seats in both the House of Law and Senatevirtually everything had been preempted for the biggest story in town.
The ob-gyn clinic's waiting area boasted the obligatory datascreen for viewing news programs, talk shows, and the mindless round of games and domestic operas most of Jefferson's daytime broadcast stations featured as standard fare, but with the presidential election tomorrow—.
Breakfast was the standard fare: Spam and powdered eggs served any way you wanted them, which meant that you could either have little squares of fried Spam with powdered eggs on the side, or you could have the Spam cut up and mixed into powdered eggs.
Fat, they ate whenever and whatever they couldincluding the organic garbage from the city, which was their standard fare.