Sentence examples for fair officials from inspiring English sources

Nobody panicked, and, fair officials said, nothing was stolen.

Book fair officials sought to dispel that notion.

Fair officials said that Warhol had been disappointed with his work and wanted to replace it.

Fair officials were reluctant to discuss the visit by the Italian police officers.

Fair officials and dealers said there was considerable buying this year from Russia and the Middle East.

But fair officials weren't as enthusiastic and ordered that it be painted over less than three days after it had been presented on April 15th 1964.

"I've seen him on television; he's a very fair official," he said.

Earlier on Tuesday at the large arms fair (official title, DSEi, standing for Defence and Security Equipment International, in London's Extel centre in the docklands), the first sea lord, Admiral Sir George Zambellas, said two large new aircraft carriers being built for the navy would provide Britain with the "full range of diplomatic, political, and military, options".

In this, he was advised by author and journalist William Eleroy Curtis, also a fair official.

In the early 20th century, according to the 1939 World's Fair official guidebook, the site was known as the "Corona Dumps".

Fair official James Ellsworth wanted the new coin to be based on a 16th-century painting he owned by Lorenzo Lotto, reputedly of Columbus, and pushed for this through the design process.