Sentence examples for fair at that from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner, happens to be touring the fair at that very moment to meet with voters.

The dealers Thomas Colville and Alexander Acevedo have signed a five-year lease to hold the annual fair at that space, timed to coincide with the American art auctions.

Mr Osborne's recent budget, which emphasised investment and offered tax cuts to low earners and pension reforms for the old, made a fair stab at that.

"If proud Americans can be who they are and boldly stand at the altar with who they love," she said, "then surely, surely we can give everyone in this country a fair chance at that great American dream".

Victory is important to both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore, and for a few hours Wednesday night, a plan was on the table that would have given them both a fair chance at that victory.

There's often a delivery complication, the lamb comes out the wrong way, it's not breathing or it's the smallest of triplets and struggles to get a fair go at that all important mother's milk.

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He argued that their two previous attempts to disrupt proceedings would bias the judge, and preclude a fair outcome at that location.

It wasn't even the San Gennaro street fair, which at that moment was separating hundreds of tourists from their dollars a mile or so away in Little Italy.

"If proud Americans can be who they are and boldly stand at the altar with who they love...then surely, surely we can give everyone in this country a fair chance at that American dream".

I've been asking CEOs to give more long-term unemployed workers a fair shot at that new job and new chance to support their families; this week, many will come to the White House to make that commitment real.