Sentence examples for Stage a fair from inspiring English sources
Officials are eager to reassure the world that Libya will be able to stage a fair trial and is justified in wanting to mete out justice to its own, rather than handing over the pair to face international justice.
Despite a lack of parking there, Mr. Randall said he was willing to make the site work as both a campground and a place to stage a "Fair World Fair".
Community groups will have to put up $750 to stage a fair, plus charges for each booth, utility hookup fees and a $500 cleaning deposit.
By this stage a fair proportion of the thousands of England supporters present had seen enough, with reports filtering through to the main stand of some serious abuse being directed at some England players.
The series is now beginning to resemble the Christopher Reeve Superman movies at their later sequel stage: a fair bit of zip, and some terrific-looking Manhattan streetscape battle scenes, but no satisfyingly unified story, and muddied by the fact that the love interest now knows the hero's secret identity.
The crowd breaks out into an applause as he steps up to address them from a stage a fair distance from them.
It was organized by a group of artists that include the brothers Scott and Tyson Reeder and Scott's wife, Elysia BorowhoReeder, who in 2006 staged a fair in a Milwaukee bowling alley.
To raise its profile and money, Oakwood will stage a Renaissance fair this summer, with jousting matches among knights in shining armor.
The Soho Association, consisting of the traders and residents of the Soho quarter, has just staged a Soho fair, which lasted a week.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, July 30 , 1955P. 59 The Soho Association, consisting of the traders and residents of the Soho quarter, has just staged a Soho fair, which lasted a week.
"My belief is the 2011 edition of the fair establishes that the O.C. Fair has perfected the formula for staging a successful fair," O.C. Fair & Event Center Chief Executive and President Steven Beazley said in a statement.
