Sentence examples for fair going from inspiring English sources

"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.

The depiction of their relationship onscreen is fair, going by Vikki's own autobiography, published after her death in 2005.

The Metro Show, the art and antiques fair going on this week at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea, is not a display of sophisticated urbanity.

We were very committed once again and to nil any team in a game of rugby league is pretty fair going.

And for years Peggy was with him at the Frankfurt fair, making arrangements and acting as hostess — and before the fair going with him for weekends to Bavarian spas (where "Peggy indulged in her favorite dessert, a delicate seasonal plum cake") and, after the fair, on to London for meetings and theatre.

Vanity Fair goes to Lubyanka.

The Aussie "fair go" is a lie; dead and buried.

Capitalism might be quaking, but the fair goes on.

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".