Sentence examples for a fair to from inspiring English sources

"Some teachers were like hedgehogs in car headlights and vowed never to use a fair to get a job again.

It was Mr. Hyatt who proposed the idea of a fair to show off the produce in a competition.

"If it's there to entertain, you probably don't want it," Dr. Rydell said about bringing a fair to the Bay Area.

[2] It's a fair to suggest that more people might be alive or healthier if those investments were proportional to the risk.

Thurber complains in one letter that "nobody seems to be having a good solid happy time, or even a fair to middling contented time".

"It is a fair to say that the governor has taken more of a lead on the World Trade Center site," said Deputy Mayor Daniel L. Doctoroff.

Tavel is better than a fair-to-middling Pommard-better than a fair-to-middling almost anything.

Instead of hearing heartbeats, he got a fair-to-middling rendition of "Hold Tight".

Available in a fair-to-medium and medium-to-deep shades.

By Thomas Mallon Given Arthur's shady reputation, his Presidency was a fair-to-middling miracle.

Tavel is better than a fair-to-middling Pommard-better than a fair-to-middling almost anything... View Article By Jia Tolentino By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Ben Taub.