Sentence examples for city fair from inspiring English sources

Detroit has a lot of them, more than any other city, fair to say.

In that city fair, we'll His glory share; And His grace we will declare.

A city fair is consistent with the kind of urban morale boosting that has been going on in cities across the country the past several yrs.

On Sunday, as part of Crossing the Line, the annual festival put on by the French Institute Alliance Française, it hosted thousands for Farm City Fair, a Brooklyn "county fair" theme event.

Still, there are also state and city fair housing laws to account for, which is why David Schlamm, president of City Connections, includes "bachelor pad" in his brokerage's list: with its suggestion of masculinity, it could violate the city's law prohibiting housing discrimination based on gender, he said.

Feldman began correcting the violations three weeks ago after an inspection of the buildings by a city fair housing attorney and housing inspector, an electrical contractor and Feldman's attorney.

Still, in the best case, it adds up to more than refugees from the city, fair-trade coffeehouses in every far-flung town and unexpectedly cool places and culture — the Phoenicia Festival of the Voice, the Last Bite in High Falls, the Wassaic Project arts organization in a refurbished mill and animal auction house.

With around 40 participants, it is also the most pleasantly manageable of all the city fairs.

Large-scale versions of these frequently appeared as part of big city fairs and exhibitions, including the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.

But straight, eyewitness reporting dominated television news, and Northern print reporters flooding the region quickly shamed Southern newspapers into covering civil rights in a way that began to look, let us say, balanced — or even, in a few cities, fair.

It called for a "new style" of urbanisation, focused on making cities fairer for migrants.