Sentence examples for course fair from inspiring English sources

The policies of Israel's government are, of course, fair game for censure.

"With so many double bogeys reported, is the course fair?" wonders Gary Naylor.

The vice president's implausible denials that he was aware that this was a fund-raising event are, of course, fair game as an issue.

Take 17 Across, for example: The answer to the clue "Place to see a Ferris wheel" is, of course, FAIR GROUND, and if we insert our DOUBLE PLAY in there, we get PLAY FAIR and PLAYGROUND.

(Or will someone protest that this is patronising: why should PSMs refuse to take offence, as does everyone else?) This is, of course, fair enough – except two wrongs do not make a right.

Of course, "fair and equitable" cuts both ways, and many employees who face being bumped down in seniority will be unhappy with this turn of events.

Northumbria is holding its courses fair on March 9, 12 noon to 3pm and 4pm to 8pm at its Newcastle city campus.

Beating up golf courses: Are beautiful, green golf courses fair targets in California's ongoing efforts to conserve water?

It's very stylized, but nicely so: beige linens and teak everywhere, with modern chandeliers and, of course, a fair amount of just plain white, broken up by contemporary art and traditional touches like plaid.

Tracy, however, said he thought the course was fair.

Traditional is of course the fair's bread and butter, and it's easy to find.