Examples of 'fare too' in a sentence
Meaning of "fare too"
fare too: to travel or get along in a specified way
How to use "fare too" in a sentence
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I take it she did not fare too well.
Women do not fare too well when they try to be smart.
You gave me the bus fare too.
And you would not fare too well in federal prison.
Most of my mannequins didn't fare too well.
The ancient world did not fare too well when it came to cure diseases.
Compared to some other countries, Costa Rica did not fare too well.
Mostly because they do not fare too well in old neighborhoods.
Mr. Ogilvie, The coal exports would not fare too well.
The Zs do not fare too well in the cold.
Right. And you wouldn't fare too.
Someone did not fare too well at the DMV.
Give him his fare too.
And I did not fare too well on the psychological exam.
So they do not fare too.
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Germany did not fare too well in its first World Cup game with Mexico.
I can not imagine we will fare too much worse.
Did not fare too poorly in the crash, considering.
This has been fare too hard.
Yeah, I do not fare too well in the cold myself.
I lost my bus fare too.
I can not imagine we will fare too much worse . Well, given your track record so far.
I am sure I would not fare too well.
James Cornish does not fare too badly, since he will live up to 50 years.
No offense, but I do not think you would fare too well in jail.
Most of my mannequins did not fare too well . Did not work out too good.
Fair Haven did not fare too well.
Someone did not fare too well at the DMV . No.
And we both know ex-cops do not fare too well in prison.
Polish posters did not fare too well in the West.
Armenia 's neighbors, Azerbaijan and Georgia did not fare too well CoE 's report, either.
Fair Haven did not fare too well . Come in.
I doubt that men like you fare too well in prison.
Unfortunately, Gorman did not fare too well at the Olympics that year.
You could not pop a wheelie? And I did not fare too well on the psychological exam.
No, she did not fare too well.
They do not, for example, fare too well in high winds.
