Sentence examples for fair for anything from inspiring English sources

"I wouldn't miss this fair for anything in the world," he says.

Any available surface is fair game for anything from stickers to stencils and flyers to murals.

Gold medals on home turf mean the team is set fair for Rio; anything less and someone else has bragging rights.

"She doesn't know anything, nor is it fair for a recipient to know anything".

But I knew that with Vanity Fair, they weren't looking for anything like that anyway.

And I don't know how the players could ask for anything more fair, or more dramatic".

The Eliot estate charged for anything more than "fair use", which often meant no more than five or six lines of the poetry.

As it is, Ms. Loevy recommends "your ermine tippet" for the reading of "Vanity Fair," and blue or gray animal kerchiefs for anything involving the Civil War.

"Egyptians will not settle for anything less than a fair trial, for themselves and their revolution," he told Reuters.

As to cutting-edge art, neither fair offered anything truly challenging, except for perhaps one small work by the Commercial at Melbourne Art Fair: Archie Moore had created a perfume intended to evoke the first day of school, a scent called Presage that was a striking mixture of paper, cleaning fluid and whiteboards.

As a nation that prides itself on fair treatment and equality, how can we possibly settle for anything less?