Sentence examples for fair for which from inspiring English sources

They had travelled to Europe and seen, for instance, the 1889 World's Fair for which the Eiffel tower was built.

Chelsea's inconsistencies and jarring juxtapositions give it the air of a permanent, slightly crazed art fair for which all entrance requirements have long since been abandoned.

Graydon Carter, current editor of Vanity Fair, for which Leibovitz continues to work, has been photographed by her a number of times.

That might be the case with "It Wasn't Me," but there are more explicit songs like "No Fair," for which Shaggy recorded alternative versions for radio.

"In whatever kind of a 'race' life may be, I have very abruptly become a finalist," Mr. Hitchens wrote in Vanity Fair, for which he was a contributing editor.

Although Garnier is most associated with the Opera, as Eiffel is associated with his tower (Garnier was against its being kept after the fair for which it was built), his long career also included the odd church.

A fair question for which the only answer is: We have an astonishing ability to ignore that which we don't want to see even when it is directly in front of, or on top of, our heads.

In Leipzig, Jubilate was the beginning of the trade fair (Easter fair) which attracted visitors for three weeks.

The social change charity, which has funds of more than £800m, has offered seed funding to Fair For You, which has been set up by Angela Clements, former head of CitySave Credit Union, and William Schouten, a former director of NFU Mutual.

The Pinta art fair, for instance, which highlights modern and contemporary art from Latin America, Spain and Portugal, is being held this week, while Free Range, which runs through July 15, focuses on the works of recent graduates in disciplines like art, photography and design.

That is how he found himself among the 1,200 expatriates searching through about 60 booths at the Job Fair for Foreigners, which was held in Beijing at the end of October.