Sentence examples for echo fair from inspiring English sources

Other newspapers in the city have included The Colored Messenger, The State, The Weekly Mercury, The Blade, Weekly Echo, Fair Play, Headlight, Meridian Morning Sun, Teacher and Preacher, and Clarion.

Dinkum, for instance, meaning "true, authentic, genuine," echoed the fair dinkum, or fair deal, of Lincolnshire dialect.

Later, Jay stumbles drunk upon a campfire where a banjo-picking Bryan Michael Mills sings of thunder and the devil, echoing the Fair and Tender Ladies sequence from Debra Granik's Winter's Bone (2010) – mournful, threatening, otherworldly.

The inflow turbo-sampling, echo-planar FAIR sequence (ITS-FAIR) [ 12] allows for sampling the inflow of labeled blood into the read-out slice with a temporal resolution of 100 ms and thus yields dynamic information about inflow characteristics and enables quantification of the arterial transit time (ATT).

The Echo Park Craft Fair is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Mack Sennett Studios, 1215 Bates Ave .in Silver Lake.

Sleepy Sun's recent album contained a fair few echo-laden tilts at early U2, and on their fourth full-length, the Fresh & Onlys forge deeper into the shimmering, glassy indie sound they've been working towards for some time.

Mr. Naimi also said that $75 a barrel was a "fair price," echoing comments made by King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia in an interview with Al-Seyassah, a Kuwaiti newspaper, that was published the same day.

To be fair, it echoed the reference to "self-evident" truths in the declaration itself.

There will be a fair few who echo these sentiments and will make the tricky journey to Grange Lane more regularly this season.

(Fair Game, May 29) echoed what historians already know — that nations with empires to maintain soon run out of money to maintain them.

The freeway-filled "Futurama" presented by General Motors and Norman Bel Geddes at the 1939 New York World's Fair has clear echoes in today's car-dependent metropolises.