Sentence examples for fair called from inspiring English sources

Sainte-Beuve, to be fair, called her "the most gracious and gallant of pedagogues".

For all his fashion influences, Vanity Fair called Drake "the new Kate Middleton".

The fair, called the Workforce Development Job Expo, will be held Jan.

Donations of at least $18m, in what Vanity Fair called "tragedy money", have flowed in from supporters since.

Last fall, a commercial college fair called GoGlobal! was held in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.

They recently started a bilingual English-German magazine, Frieze d/e, and they will augment this year's Frieze London with an old-art fair, called Frieze Masters.

Fair calls himself an artist and environmental activist.

Mr. Bloomberg has defended the actions as prudent and fair, calling the sales tax a last resort.

The awards show is the climax of the four-day annual AVN expo, the world's biggest adult entertainment trade fair; call it "The Comic-Con of Porn".

Palin takes issue with the allegation and has responded with an attack on Vanity Fair, calling into question its facts and reporting standards.

Wayne's personal life provides no relief: Former paramour Vicki Vale gives scathing interview to Vanity Fair, calls Wayne "a cave man" and "completely batty".