Sentence examples for fair pick from inspiring English sources

Nobody does the American idiot abroad better, and for that reason alone O'Brien is a fair pick for cultural ambassador to the people of Cuba.

Pinto has, to be fair, picked more grounded roles.

A FASCINATING piece of reporting in this month's Vanity Fair picks over Microsoft's woes.

It had, to be fair, picked up seven seats to end up with 20, but even die-hard loyalists conceded that it had been a bad night.

And to be fair, picking it up is also the hard part if you take your Moka Express camping.

Subscriptions at The Wall Street Journal spiked 300percentthethe LA Times went up 61percentt and Vanity Fair picked up 13,000 new subscriptions in one day.

It's not really fair to pick on Florida; brainless gun laws that have nothing to do with preserving the 2nd Amendment are a national problem.

In some ways, it is not fair to pick on Mr. Lugar, Mr. Graham and the other senators, both Democratic and Republican, who support the command-and-control approach.

There are lots of things that baffle and perplex me, so it's not fair to pick on ex-Apprentice contestant Katie Hopkins as being specially baffling and perplexing.

Sunday, Mr. Novetsky was at the fair to pick up a book about Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik, the fabled philosopher of Orthodox Judaism and the former head of Yeshiva's rabbinical school.

Hi dancarter, it's not fair to pick a World XV because the northern hemisphere national teams haven't been playing.