Sentence examples for fair mail from inspiring English sources
But this is an era when Beyoncé sneezing on stage can guarantee coverage from Time, Vanity Fair, Mail Online and the Hereford Times.
Get on book fair mailing lists to stay informed of where they are held.
That said, and let's be fair, the Mail's comprehensive statement is something of a textbook response to Ipso's requirements.
She has a calligraphy set and a Renaissance -- pronounced a la Ted -- fair chain mail corset.
The work can be found in comic bookshops, at collectors' fairs, through mail auctions, on the internet, or direct from the artists.
They are interacting before the fairs — e-mails are flying and Skypes are happening — so I.T. has changed the flavor of how things are occurring".
As an employee of a news organization, Mr. Cannon is accustomed to receiving a fair share of mail from the disgruntled and the outraged.
John Edwards probably has a fair amount of mail on his hands right now, so, for demonstration purposes, let's turn to ….? Well, you tell us.
It is therefore fair for the Mail to reproduce the thoughts of Ralph Miliband, expounded with such clarity in Parliamentary Socialism (a textbook for politics undergraduates like myself in the 1970s).
MR: I have my fair share of mail from there myself, thank you.
They were for sale only at the Women's Building at the fair, or by mail; the half dollar could be purchased at several outlets.
