Sentence examples for fair eating from inspiring English sources

So we'll have to see how I'm doing then, you know?" To be fair, eating 35,000 Big Macs in one lifetime and surviving is certainly worthy of a celebration.

What is uncommon though, is launching a new company devoted to safe (and fair) eating -- all while sporting a baby bump.

Attend a local fair; eat corn dogs, fried cheese and elephant ears; then go for my yearly cholesterol check and insist the results are inaccurate.

"I know that you've both had a lot of fun these last two years on the campaign trail, going to picnics and parades and state fairs, eating all sorts of junk food your mother and I probably shouldn't have let you have.

9. It's not fair to just eat all the raisins in the raisin bran.

Competitions involving eating massive amounts of food in a short period of time are an American festival staple -- harkening back to county fair pie eating contests -- and we would have been highly disappointed if the Festival's Ohio Hamburger Eating Contest had failed to live up to that tradition.

By Helene Craven and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 28 , 1939P. 9 Incidental Intelligence: The slogan of the Bradshaw Company, which makes pop corn poppers and packages, is "Keep in good health for the World's Fair by eating plenty of Pop Corn".

To be fair, I eat hot dogs sometimes.

For decades presidential contenders have been coming to the fair to eat corn dogs and slap the backs of farmers, but veterans of the festival will say they've never seen anything quite like the pandemonium sparked when Trump turns up.

-Iowans really don't care whether or not presidential candidates visit the state fair or eat pork sandwiches.

When the weather was fair they ate on a table on their porch, surrounded by flowers and plants.