Sentence examples for fair name from inspiring English sources
FIAF does not credit Bertsch for: Nothing to Wear, The Tiger, A Florida Enchantment, and For a Woman's Fair Name.
The Burnley Duck might be a fair name for his batting these days – that record-breaking sequence seems a long time ago – but he's a much better bowler.
There she is on the movie screen larger than life, stoned on orchid dust, rutting in a greenhouse with a toothless nut, chasing down a screenwriter with a loaded shotgun and calling herself by your fair name.
President Eisenhower acted decisively to remove what he called 'a blot upon the fair name and high honor of our nation.' Public education, and the opportunity it creates, are still worth fighting for.
If restoring the fair name of the free press requires exposure of reporters who served the C.I.A., often after appeals to their patriotism, then the parade could well be led by employers who made the practice possible presumably out of equally patriotic motives.
The fair named its Web site after him, bigtex.com, and he had his own official clothier, Dickies.
This year, Vanity Fair named her Hollywood's highest-paid star, after she pulled in a staggering £19m.
High point: Vanity Fair named her one of the world's best dressed women in 2015, the same year as her husband was re-elected to Downing Street.
Yet on a recent Saturday, Ms. Rao, a sari-clad, bindi-wearing homemaker, jostled with 1,000 other elders like her, some in their 80s, at a job fair named "Jobs 60+" in Bangalore.
On American shores as well, the news media have developed a fascination with what Graydon Carter — whose Vanity Fair named Lévy to its Best-Dressed List in 2004 — laughingly calls "all the glamour plus the exposed nipples".
