Sentence examples for fair back from from inspiring English sources

Carefully planed surfaces fair back from the front fender.

Tina Brown crossed an ocean to bring Vanity Fair back from the brink and then picked up The New Yorker and gave it a good tug.

Just back from the Milan Furniture Fair this month, the factory's CEO has found that artists are now eager collaborators.

But, to be fair, stepping back from the 4percentt promise is probably a good idea, especially since GDP growth in the first quarter was running at about 1.4percentt annual rate.

To be fair, he has just got back from what he calls a "suicide trip", meaning a spontaneous hunting expedition, to the Alaskan outback.

I did a few Renaissance Fairs back in college.

"To be fair to the media team and our chief scout Bobby Jenks, I just came back from training and there were two dossiers on my table.

Hughes says a draw was just about fair after they came back from a goal down at Easter Road.

A slim, brisk fifty-nine-year-old dressed in jeans and a V-necked sweater with a Bic pen in the V, she looked indelibly English — fair straight hair pulled back from the face, cornflower-blue eyes, no makeup.

"Kevin has had his moments in the past where he certainly has been divisive in the dressing-room, but to be fair to Kev, since coming back from his 'reintegration' he has been much improved" - Graeme Swann, 27 January.

"He's had his moments in the past where he certainly has been divisive in the dressing-room, but to be fair to Kev, since coming back from his 'reintegration' he has been much improved".