Sentence examples for fair only to from inspiring English sources

The actress Gretchen Mol was plucked from a New York City coat check, proclaimed to be the next big thing and put on the cover of Vanity Fair, only to be unceremoniously tossed by the very machinery that scooped her up in the first place.

She works the booth at a career fair only to venture off in search of The Beat Crew, a nonprofit that better aligns with her passion for music.

The fair, open only to retailers, will end its five-day run at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center this afternoon.

"We have to be fair not only to the farm community but to taxpayers as well," he said.

To be fair, only two states have voted.

To be fair, only 1,200 votes were cast.

To be fair, only the Comand system can be accused of being distracting.

To be fair, only 22 participants in the study had both had a panorex and developed such a tumour.

(Though, to be fair, only by a hair's breath).

He keeps Doig's work out of art fairs, and sells only to carefully selected buyers.

When markets contract, art fairs shrink — but only to a point.