Sentence examples for fair heritage from inspiring English sources

Lilacia Park is also home to the Lilac Time Festival, which takes place in May and is home to a variety of events, such as a craft fair, heritage tour, lilac contests and more.

(To be fair, this heritage was celebrated elsewhere by Tim Etchells, who'd written the words "A Stitch in Time" in LED lights, and placed them on top of the old Rosemount shirt factory).

Clearly, the trending of feminist art is a sign of the times -- with a parallel trending in art fairs featuring older heritage women artists who are still making work in their 80s and 90s.

The Englishwoman heritage is clean, fair and somehow manages to pull off deflections and intercepts which even surprises herself at times; her aerial skills are the perfect foil to a game becoming dominated by tall shooters.

"NUBIAN HERITAGE BOOK FAIR," Nubian Heritage, 168-14 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica, Queens.

The kosher Moroccan and Middle Eastern dishes at Chez Sima in Fair Lawn reflect the heritage of the owner, Sima Elmatad.

Hispanic Heritage Street Fair (Saturday) This annual outdoor celebration of Hispanic culture — the third — at the Brooklyn Music School will feature performances of music and dance by groups from Colombia, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic and Mexico, as well as crafts and food.

And Trump thanked Judge Curiel by impugning his ability to be fair based on his heritage.

But no Scottish politician has taken up the case so big retail chains can advertise "gorgeous heritage-inspired Fair Isle knitwear" that is machine-made elsewhere.

The grand old - and new - place will be an all-year-round cultural venue for the region with opportunities for heritage events, fairs and festivals.

The delineation of shade in that regard would be those who were darker would be in the fields while those who were fairer or of mixed heritage would be the house slaves.