Sentence examples for fair list from inspiring English sources

What is the No.1 fiction title on the spring book fair list, according to the article?

Last October, he snagged the cover of GQ, and this May, he made the Vanity Fair list for "Best Dressed N.B.A. Players".

An empathetic speaker, she tried to win over the huge crowd by acknowledging a fair list of the settlement's complaints about crime: the police never patrol on foot; they don't respond for hours; they prefer bribes to arrests.

That's a fair list of five people who were, or are, indisputably better than Hulk Hogan ever was.

The dust has sufficiently settled on 1998′s mischief so that we can now assemble a fair list of that year's greatest investment rip-offs.

The dust has sufficiently settled on some of 1998′s mischief so we can now assemble a fair list of that year's greatest investment rip-offs (see page 101).

They will have no idea what I am talking about, but it sounds very technical and, better than that, it sounds as if I am being very fair, listing my failures as well as my successes.

I've scoured through thousands of wines on all of the retailers' fair lists that I could find — this is less fun than it might sound — and have been unable to find a single Burgundy of interest, for example.

In July 2007, Vanity Fair listed her among "10 of the World's Best Dressed People".

But a 2002 story in Vanity Fair listed Trump as one of a small group of mega-rich businessmen, including newspaper publisher Mort Zuckerman and Revlon chairman Ronald Perelman, who periodically dined with Epstein at his Palm Beach estate.

To be fair, the list that Ernie Davis landed on is different from the annual state list of "schools under registration review," whose test scores are so consistently awful that they are under threat of being closed.