Sentence examples for beyond the fair from inspiring English sources

Sales exceeded expectations, the participants said, and have continued beyond the fair.

In Wheeldon's show, Henri, played by Max von Essen, sings not in a music hall but in a Montmartre boîte, and even his mother asks him whether his romantic interests extend beyond the fair sex.

But beyond the fair itself, Basel is a chill destination.

Therefore, the judges wrote in their decision that they would not, "in order to justify prosecution of a person for an offense, enlarge a statute beyond the fair meaning of its language".

"Of course, the political world, beyond the fair-time issues, will extrapolate deep political significance around whether it does or does not have commercial success," said Chris Lehane, a political consultant who worked in the White House during the Clinton years.

(Munthe 2000) For answers to that challenge, the critics of biomedical enhancement have to dig beyond concerns about the fair governance of games to a deeper and broader sense of "cheating", in terms of the corrosive effects of enhancement on the integrity of admirable human practices (Loland 2002; Schermer 2008a).

The newly established Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has said it will use disparate-impact analysis in its evaluation of lenders: that could change if the Supreme Court strikes down the standard.That outcome is widely expected if the case is heard in the autumn: the idea of disparate impact goes beyond the language in the Fair Housing Act itself, as passed by Congress.

The paradox of life versus lifelessness extends beyond the lover and the fair lady and takes a more temporal shape as three of the ten lines begin with the words "for ever".

Although Vigo is a London-based gallery founded by British gallerist Toby Clarke, their booth at Art Basel Miami Beach was centered entirely around Ibrahim El-Sanahi, an 86-year-old Sudanese painter with arguably the most interesting backstory of any artist in the fair (beyond having fantastic works, of course).

Choosing 12 alter egos wasn't easy; beyond the obvious fair representation of sexes and professions, we worked with the curators to choose 'sitters' (portraits) with interesting stories and points of reference.

Go beyond the career fair questions and mine their personal stories to uncover their struggles, triumphs, and lessons learned.