Sentence examples for fair having from inspiring English sources

I once introduced myself to Eugene Maleska at a "New York Is Book Country" fair, having waited in a long line of puzzle fans to do so.

The British Magnum photographer Mark Power was in Paris for the annual Paris Photo fair, having dinner out with some colleagues near the glass-domed Grand Palais, when news of the terror attacks started to trickle in the night of November 13th.

It is at the "majestic" Miss Pinkerton's Academy for Young Ladies, set behind a "great iron gate" on Chiswick Mall, that we find Becky Sharp at the start of Vanity Fair, having just completed her studies and preparing to set out for the grander horizons of Russell Square.

At its conclusion, he and his family are leaving the fair, having learned that the ride involves a ghost story told by the driver; as they depart, the poet watches the cart's "pale / brown halted speck from the highway, as if hell / were littleness, and they were being told".

Macron is, to be fair, having a rotten time of it at the moment.

In an interview later with Soldiers Live, Romesha said he felt he "was being selfish and not being fair" having volunteered for so many deployments away from his wife and children.

The Asian Art Fair had folded.

Fair has 15 points and four rebounds.

(FAIR has disputed the categorization).

The London Book Fair has been rigged.

But Vanity Fair has received some criticism.