Sentence examples for Fair sections from inspiring English sources

Zean Carney, publisher of the Wahoo Newspaper and two other weeklies, who will print the last edition of the directory for the Wahoo Lions Club next month, said some newspapers used to run license plate information as part of their annual county fair sections.

Many markets now can't survive without such vendors and exist chiefly to secure permitting for their street fair sections, which would be unobtainable without a farmers market component.

The site also has a Street Fair section that sells handmade gifts.

The mayor invested considerable political capital in the event, not least risking the ire of motorists with a series of road closures covering large parts of central, east and west London as well as a fair section of Surrey.

The World's Fair section is, essentially, a straightforward history; Einstein, a loss-of-innocence bildungsroman; the detectives, pure CSI: Old New York.

Judging by the job fair section at the annual Grace Hopper Celebration of women in computing held this past week in Minneapolis, it was very clear that all the hottest companies in tech are working as hard as ever to hire more engineers — and if they happen to be female, all the better.

Vern Blosum's straightforward paintings of flowers and Chadwick Rantanen's hanging animatronic turkeys seem like a strange pairing for an art fair section that values curatorial cohesion, but there was a lot more under the surface at ESSEX STREET's Art Basel booth.

Underneath it's all F-Type, but the entire roof system was binned, and you'll notice the new rear fairing section, inspired by the Le Mans-winning D-Type, complete with a rollover hoop.

Then, the fair transverse sections, the fair surfaces and the solid models could be generated.

There are variations on these categories that you may not be familiar with, so see the Warning section for a fuller discussion of the rules and see the Fair Paraphrase section for a discussion of how to use a source's idea in your own argument.

While a defendant is entitled to a fair cross section in the venire, the defendant is not guaranteed a fair cross section in the actual grand jury or petit jury.