Sentence examples for a fair run from inspiring English sources

The feeling that Brown had had a fair run for his money certainly coincided with my own mood.

After a fair run, the cheerleaders of free market extremism must now accept that they have failed to win the support or consent of the British people.

They estimate that even now only 10% of the universe's galaxies would host sufficiently few GRBs to give the evolution of complex life a fair run.

"A lot of people are working very hard at making sure women are given a fair run and then high-profile men come along".

But you will also be able to send a sharp message to the political and media barons that you cherish the idea of independents and you are determined that they should be given a fair run.

David Cameron has bent over backwards to give his coalition partners a fair run at a seat they feel was stolen from them in May, although there have recently been signs that after weeks of soft peddling the Tory campaign is starting to step up the pace.

The 9% collected by the third- and fourth-placed contestants in the first round would almost all go to Mr Tsvangirai in a fair run-off.

Their questions are how do they keep their players?" Is the Athletics' three-year run a fair test?

"In September Joan and I celebrated 72 years of marriage, a pretty fair run.

Baseball Prospectus, the research group whose Web site is read closely in a good number of front offices, calculates a statistic called Fair Run Average, or F.R.A., using a method similar to the one described here.

Whether it's through sponsoring a charity fair, running an employee scheme to help a local charity once a month by, say, digging a garden at the local hospice, or even just a World Cup charity sweepstake with a cut going to a chosen charity, there are so many ways businesses and individuals can contribute to their local community.