Sentence examples for fair calls from inspiring English sources

Fair calls himself an artist and environmental activist.

The New Yorker, March 27 , 1937P. 13 The telephone Company has announced a new exchange to handle World's Fair calls.

By Benn Hall and E. B. White The New Yorker, March 27 , 1937P. 13 The telephone Company has announced a new exchange to handle World's Fair calls.

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".

And honestly, it's a sight to behold – Nick Bilton of Vanity Fair calls it "one of the most preposterous invitations for outside capital that I have ever seen".

When a member of the fair calls dibs, it means they find the person attractive and are going to do their best to romance them.

Second rough but fair call on Robson.

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

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".

Granted, it's not a very good joke, but it's a fair call.