Sentence examples for Host a fair from inspiring English sources

The Interior Department will host a fair in Washington's Rawlins Park, and in Bloomington volunteers will teach sixth graders about karsts and creeks.

25 "Street Art, Street Life: From the 1950s to Now," at the Bronx Museum, will feature works by some thirty artists; on opening day, the museum will host a fair with performances, family activities, and street food.

The Chapel and Religious Life groups host a fair on the Chapel Quad with snow cones, a popcorn machine, a t-shirt give away, games, sun catcher art, and the Poetry Fox.

"The network is not in a position to host a fair and neutral debate for our candidates," DNC head Tom Perez said in a statement.

"The network is not in a position to host a fair and neutral debate for our candidates," DNC head Tom Perez said in his announcement last month.

Harbor Christian Church in Newport Beach will host a "fair trade" shopping event on Saturday and Sunday to support artisans and producers in developing countries.

Mozilla hosts a fair number of holiday calendars as well.

Every summer, Tilburg hosts a fair that, over the course of nine days, attracts some two million people.

Keith Ellison, the first Muslim in Congress, represents a swathe of Minneapolis that hosted a fair in June boasting the world's largest map of Africa.The cities' outer-ring suburbs, meanwhile, are deeply Republican.

Brooker fully admits that the Thames hosts a fair amount of fecal matter and charmingly describes the way the foreshore can turn brown after heavy rains ("The sewers can't handle that amount of water, they're all Victorian"), but to him, that's sort of the point.

A shraddha ritual performed on this day is considered as fruitful as one conducted in the holy city of Gaya, which is seen as a special place to perform the rite, and hosts a fair during the Pitru Paksha period.