Sentence examples for a fair said from inspiring English sources

"We wanted a dramatic entrance and the feeling of entering a fair," said Joshua Ruff, a curator at the museum.

"In future we will have to be more open and say it doesn't look particularly impressive to have your parents with you at a fair," said Redmond.

Mr. Friedman, who spoke on Tuesday after returning from what he said was a very successful showing at Palm Beach Contemporary, a fair, said that in the last six months the interest among buyers was for more expensive things.

Catalans had a fair say in that as their important people started playing, but we were like tissue paper.

For students at small universities or those on the outskirts of London, ULU has been a crucial tool for making sure we get a fair say.

SNP MPs at Westminster will do all we can to ensure that everyone has a fair say on our future European membership – including the UK's youngest citizens.

"We're something in between a film festival and an arts fair," said Richard Herskowitz, the festival's artistic director.

"It's like a country fair," said Mr. Stern, who will be reading on Thursday and Saturday.

"It's like a living Vanity Fair," said the actress CHRISTINE BARANSKI.

"A premium of 31percentt is fair," said Michael Durose, a gold analyst with Morgan Stanley in Toronto.

"It was a great Kodak moment," Ms. Fair said.