True to form, Johnny took the stage after consuming a fair quantity of adult beverages.
But a fair quantity of the best writing about the States is by someone we're not accustomed to think of as "a writer".
In addition to the squidgy, rose-tinted fruit, I ended up with a fair quantity of explicitly pink juice, as sharp and fresh as a winter's morning.
Instead, he blew up his mother's rose garden fence, along with her bathroom scales, a fair quantity of her cookware and the household water heater.
"It's a fair amount, shall we say," Mr. Mehta said, referring to quantity, not equity.
The human family is a device for passing on property and emotional dysfunctions; the royal family hoards more than the average quantity of loot, and has more than its fair share of bad, recessive genes.
When the fair closed in October, large quantities of the half dollar remained in the hands of exposition organizers, the Treasury, and the Chicago banks—only 358,645 were sold to the public at the $1 price.
Just remember: tiny quantities.
By Thursday, Mr. Johnson had sold pieces in fairly equal quantities at both fairs, he said, including a $6,500 Mies Brno chair to the Carnegie Museum adorned with Mr. Loughlin's standard iconography: a square-jawed man with a cigarette dangling from his lip, a Zippo lighter and a Chevrolet logo.
