Sentence examples for extra fair from inspiring English sources

In an effort to be extra fair, I will say I liked an oversize cream sweatshirt with zippers running up the sleeves.

The committee was told by J. D. Bryant, a port commissioner and Receiver of Wreck for Padstow, that in 1848 Padstow Harbour Association had cut down a small piece of Stepper Point, which had given ships about 50 fathoms of extra "fair wind" into the harbour.

As the XFL's pre-opening business marches on, it insists that its credibility will increase and skeptics will discover its football to be an honest, more aggressive version of the N.F.L.'s, with such tweaks as: one foot inbounds for receptions, and no place-kicked extra points, fair catches or knees in the end zone for touchbacks.

Others could pay the extra tax as fair compensation for their heavier vehicles' negative side effects.

So you pay extra to get fair trade coffee, the kind that comes from plantations supposedly treating their workers well.

(Does Mel Gibson make beats?) Instead of sounding freed by his newfound faith, Ma$e sounds straitjacketed: provoked (in different ways) by women who "think I'm extra pretty" and fair-weather friends who "kick you when you're down," he's not allowed to respond, can't even flirt or curse, so he just smiles wanly and keeps moving.

"We didn't deserve to go into extra-time but fair play to the boys, they kept on battling away.

Fair organizers are bracing for the possibility of still more fallout next year, when, say, raising an extra pig for a fair may become an impossible luxury.

If Europeans prefer time on the ski-slopes to extra pay, that seems fair enough.

Whether German consumers choose to buy Portuguese shoes with any extra money is a fair question.

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