Sentence examples for fair precious from inspiring English sources
(To be fair, "Precious" is set in the 1980s).
Fairs propose precious networking opportunities that a local gallery would not be able to provide within the context of the market's accelerated globalization.
Aren't people like the Dutch, among the tallest populations on earth, with an average male height of over six feet, really the human equivalents of S.U.V.'s, barreling heedlessly along, sucking up more than their fair share of precious resources like oxygen?
Of course, the glass is lead-free, the semi-precious gemstones are fair trade and the stainless steel cap features BPA-free plastic lining and a silicon seal.
And I don't think it's a fair price to pay to destroy precious parts of America's environment.
Will an invitation to the London Book Fair help these writers defend this precious resource or leave them and their colleagues more open to attack?
Mean & Meaner War & War Ivory & Ivory The Morgage Crisis Miracle Diet Foul-Ups, Bleeps & Right Wing Blunders Up in Plames Fair Or Balanced Dumb & Dumber Turner & Hooch Semi-Precious: A Political Memoir Based On The Novel "Push-Polling" by Sapphire.
We must reject all efforts to subvert fair and democratic election processes including the precious right to vote.
Vanity Fair: Thousands of words about the Ladies Who Lunched, but precious few about what they actually ate.
"We need to ensure that our elections are fair," he argued, though the state had witnessed precious few incidents of voter fraud.
