Sentence examples for fair out of from inspiring English sources

Sosa, who came to spring training late because he was recovering from the flu, started slowly, hardly hitting the ball fair out of the batting cage with his first 16 swings in four rounds of hitting.

As the arts pages of Germany's newspapers were filled with articles about "Faust" in the days leading up to the premiere, the financial pages were devoted to stories about Expo 2000's lack of visitors, a desperate new advertising campaign and the question of whether the government would step in and bail the fair out of a debt that Germany's education minister fears could exceed $900 million.

Tanton and FAIR's president in the 1980s, Roger Conner, had a long-term strategy to grow their influence, but some real-life events helped FAIR out of the fringes and into notoriety and then into quasi-respectability and then to now, when their long-held views on immigration match those coming out of the White House.

To be fair, some out-of-towners did step up to the plate.

We're trying to recreate that aha! moment, as if you'd stumbled upon something in a street fair or out-of-the-way place.

The real question is not how to achieve some kind of "fair" cut out of defense.

Earlier this month, Vanity Fair pulled out of its usual hosting gig, leaving Bloomberg to decide whether or not it would host solo.

There did seem to be a fair number of out-of-towners, though, Mr. Kraft said.

"I was happy to do my fair share of out-of-hours cover.

To ensure the fair treatment of out-of-state citizens or of corporations incorporated elsewhere, federal courts can try cases involving a diversity of citizenship.

Some of the most fascinating pictures in the fair were dragged out of oblivion by lesser known galleries whose contribution to Maastricht greatly enhances its attraction to collectors.