Sentence examples for fair behind from inspiring English sources
HARLEM HEALTH FAIR, behind the Apollo Theater, West 126th Street, between Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and Frederick Douglass Boulevards.
In 1939, a Magna Carta owned by the Lincoln Cathedral was displayed in New York, at the World's Fair, behind bulletproof glass, in a shrine built for the occasion, called Magna Carta Hall.
To be fair, behind Lord Jones' typically grandstanding comments about halving the size of the civil service lies a more nuanced argument about how government in the round is organised.
Yesterday, as I walked in the sunshine from a friend's exhibit at The Illustrators' Fair behind the newly developed Kings Cross, to the Open City Docs Fest at UCL, I cut through the British Library, past the statue of Isaac Newton.
In the late 1990s, dotcom stocks left fair value far behind; indeed, as so many of them had no earnings, fair value was a fairly illusory concept.
Deciding to leave her life in Fair Oaks, Kan., behind, she flees the past in a 1997 Buick LeSabre borrowed from her dead husband's used-car dealership.
It's just not fair.' Behind the pebble lenses her huge eyes watered.
He said: "We seem to have a fair wind behind us now.
The SNP edged over the line into power with a pretty fair wind behind it from the business community.
But with the opposition pole-axed by a party-finance scandal, Mr Schröder had a fair wind behind him and began to take advantage of it.
Whether it will astonish or not is less clear.Making your own breezeTo give the government credit, it has created some of the fair wind behind it now.
