Sentence examples for fair ring from inspiring English sources
That summer, Maurice befriended a girl named Pearl — her brother, too, was missing in action — and gave her his 1939 World's Fair ring.
That summer, Maurice befriended a girl named Pearl her brother, too, was missing in action and gave her his 1939 World's Fair ring.
On the high end, the $4,750 Vanity Fair ring by Simon G combines white, rose and yellow gold with white and canary diamonds; David Yurman sells a $270 yellow gold and silver heart charm bracelet for those looking for a more subtle statement.
In these circumstances Mr Micheletti's insistence that the election will be free and fair rang hollow.In this section How many Mexicans does it take to drill an oil well?
And after that the phone hardly stopped, with people ringing to tell me precisely what they thought about each aspect of our chancellor's speech - and a fair few just ringing me to tell me what they thought about life the universe and everything, prompted to call their local Labour party because they'd just seen Gordon on the telly.
Attempts to revitalise Britishness by claiming human values, such as fair play, rang hollow.
I'm not a Labour party member but, to be fair, he rang me afterwards and gave me a full 15 minutes and had the grace to listen very carefully to what was being said," says Franklin.
Still, there's hope, & you can still win cigars at county fairs by ringing the bell on the strength testing devices.
The idea that laws were neutral and that their application was fair did not ring true in my world of working-class individuals.
Art historian Gail Levin, also an expert on artist Edward Hopper, has drawn on her close association with Krasner and extensive research to produce a biography that rings fair and true.
