Sentence examples for easter fairs from inspiring English sources

The fair at Saint-Denis near Paris had already risen to prominence in the 7th century, and the Easter fairs at Cologne Germanyy) were equally popular in the 11th century.

In 1727 they formed their own company and were granted a patent by the elector of Saxony, Frederick Augustus I, to perform at the Leipzig Easter Fair.

On Easter Sunday!" "Easter Sunday?

Say "Happy Easter" before Easter.

Chocolate Easter eggs and sugar Easter eggs.

In the spirit of Google's "20-percent time", Melbourne Australia based mobile app development company jTribe developed an Augmented Reality Easter egg hunt for their fair city this Easter.

When "Easter Parade" came out in 1948, Vanity Fair was defunct, having been closed in 1936.

Of the 10 magazines depicted in the "Easter Parade" number, seven are still around: Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar, Redbook, Vanity Fair, Vogue and Yachting.

"Will Easter eggs be banned from the city because they make us think of Easter?" The municipality has defended its choice, saying it wanted to blend the modern and the traditional to show off the city's annual winter fair.

Vanity Fair may have to have an asterisk appended to its presence on the "Easter Parade" list.

Fri 29 and Sun 31 Mar, 10.30am-4pm, £2 per person, stmichaelsmount.co.uk {5} Broadstairs Spring Festival, Broadstairs, Kent A food fair where you can graze through stalls full of Kent's tastiest local produce and an Easter egg hunt and bonnet parade for the kids, while you digest.