Sentence examples for fair goes from inspiring English sources
Vanity Fair goes to Lubyanka.
Capitalism might be quaking, but the fair goes on.
An excerpt from the song "The Bridgewater Fair" goes: "Here we go again, oh what a wonderful smell.
It was the rich world that created today's problem by emitting greenhouse gases while industrialising over the past century; it is only fair, goes the argument, that rich countries act first to curb emissions.
Too often, the cry that life is not fair goes up in a moment of crisis and high emotion, as if life and death are negotiable and some force in the universe will respond to reason.
Unger, a former deputy editor of The New York Observer who has written for The New Yorker, Esquire and Vanity Fair, goes to great lengths to outline just how attached the two clans have grown over the years.
The Aussie "fair go" is a lie; dead and buried.
"We are doing whatever it takes to keep the fair going".
There was a fair going on, with a quilt display and a dunk tank.
Fair go has to do with creating opportunities and levelling the playing field.
The message, "real Australians say welcome", places emphasis on the Australian mythology of the "fair go".
