Sentence examples for fair construction from inspiring English sources

"They told me it was closed for World's Fair construction," he said.

On global warming, his proposed marshlands and natural barriers and tough but fair construction standards are a Sierra Club daydream.

But one day in 1962, he found that the park had been fenced off for World's Fair construction.

We think that a fair construction of the answer, in view of the history of the case, as given in the evidence, is that it alleges such an agreement.

Possibly therefore a fair construction of the charges under §§ 44.09(b) and 44.12 would be that they are limited, so far as concerns incorporation of other provisions, to including the licensing requirements of §§ 44.05 and 44.03, themselves extensive and highly detailed, which so far as we can gather from the California court's treatment of them, was the effect of its decision.

This is the fair construction.

$1 Billion Cost The fair, the construction and operation of which is expected to cost more than $1 billion, has attracted 54 nations as exhibitors.

To be fair, the construction of floodlights at many grounds has led to fewer interruptions due to "bad light", but all venues should now aspire to the quality of drainage that we see at Lord's where, if it's not raining, they're usually playing.

The ballet opens on Christmas Eve, 1892, as the fair's construction workers gather at Marie's home: a shack reportedly inspired by an image Selznick found of a little house underneath towering scaffolding on the fairgrounds.

To be fair, a construction site is more dramatic than a completed house, and the newer mansions are following a trend of higher ceilings that perhaps makes older mansions appear smaller.

These are not the flimsy chemical toilets familiar at street fairs or construction sites; instead they are solid concrete structures attached to nearby sewer mains.