Sentence examples for fair raised from inspiring English sources

Lilith Fair raised over $10m for women's charities across North America and united and promoted women in music.

They did, and the fair raised over $30,000, more than enough to get the project moving again and finished by 1843.

The largest of these exhibitions, New York's Metropolitan Fair and Philadelphia's Great Central Fair, raised $1 million in total for the cause.

The PTA decided to install the wall after last year's annual spring fair raised nearly $45,000, about twice as much as usual.

Still, he has raised prices on renewal subscriptions for The New Yorker and Vanity Fair recently, and Vanity Fair raised its cover price from $4.50 to $4.95 with the April issue.

The fair raises money for African-American charities.

The major issues on the table, according to the ILWU, are healthcare and retirement benefits, "fair" raises, improved safety practices and "respect for ILWU jurisdiction". James McKenna, PMA president and chief executive officer, said it was vital for West Coast marine terminals to control costs.

Our plan would make our tax structure more fair, raise $8 billion dollars to address State and City deficits, help us save core services like education and public safety, and allow us to create the jobs we so desperately need.

Seung-Whan Choi, a professor of international relations, says that UIC's political science department denied him fair raises, treated him unfairly and forced him to teach classes that he wasn't qualified to teach, according to a lawsuit filed last week and obtained by The Huffington Post.

A piece of black bread nicknamed the Hundred Dollar Loaf purchased by a soldier at the Battle of Gettysburg for 5 cents made the rounds of the East coast sanitary fairs, raising $390 as it was sold and resold.

The backs of all their shirts said, "We all deserve respect and a fair raise".