Sentence examples for fair members from inspiring English sources

Talk story about the annual joint meeting of the World's Fair members and the World's Fair Board of Directors.

By Susan Lardner The New Yorker, February 6 , 1965P. 26 Talk story about the annual joint meeting of the World's Fair members and the World's Fair Board of Directors.

It can only be fair to members if dividends are stopped and they can only start again once the full RPI lost is paid to pension scheme members.

To be fair, many members of the audience were howling with delight --at many off-color jokes mostly relating to the shape of a stick of pepperoni.

"The basic questions are: Is it fair for members, and is it good for kids?" she said in an interview in her office, where blown-up newspaper articles about her union, the United Federation of Teachers, line the walls.

His hands were shaking the first time he briefed the lobby (to be fair, many members were wearing "feral beast" badges at the time); and he answers tricky questions by reading from a ream of papers which form his shield against mischievous hacks.

But to be fair, allowing members of a dating site to express themselves via an inanimate object is rather creative – whether it's food or shoes or whatnot.

To compensate for their inability to recruit at the student activities fair, InterVarsity members at Sonoma State took to the campus with large vertical banners worn like backpacks.

The more fair-minded members of Congress should realize that Ms. Nuland must not be accused without supporting evidence.

We can only hope that fair-minded members of Congress will pass the compromise measure by veto-proof majorities this week.

Toby Young, a former Vanity Fair staff member, wrote a memoir, "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People," that will be released in the United States on July 4 by Da Capo Press.