Sentence examples for fair scene from inspiring English sources

Art Stage Singapore, a new player on the fair scene, seeks to focus on the regional arts scene and the global art market.

Vaughan Williams, who prepared his own libretto, set obstacles for the Pilgrim to overcome in making his journey, including a clash with the monster Apollyon and a Vanity Fair scene obsessed with portraying human decadence in many forms.

The country appeared to be firmly establishing itself in the art fair scene only in 2007 when Lorenzo Rudolf, former director of Art Basel and creator of Art Basel Miami Beach, organized ShContemporary in Shanghai.

This new arrival on the antiques fair scene, now in its second year, will bring 51 dealers, mostly from New York and Connecticut, to New York City's most intimate armory.

Marianna Stark, who publishes an art guide, said the city had "hit the lottery," and Catharine Clark, owner of the Catharine Clark Gallery, who helped Fine Art Fair last year with gallery selection and has been advising ArtMRKT, said that the local art community had a responsibility to nurture the nascent fair scene.

Projections of wartime scenes establish the time frame as World War I. Apollyon is a trash heap that comes to frightening life, and the Vanity Fair scene does not stint on sexual explicitness as it moves toward a trial condemning the Pilgrim to death, his fate underscored by a grotesque musical dirge.

I wanted to give the college scene a fair shot.

There is, to be fair, one scene in which the fate of the galaxy hinges on the quick action of a hero (or actually heroine – Bayta Darell, at the end of Foundation and Empire).

These developments pose new challenges to doctrines such as fair use, scenes a faire, and infringement criteria, such as access, transformative use, and prior art.

A casting agent happened to see him in a production of Tess of the D'Urbervilles, and before long he was screen testing as Reese Witherspoon's son in Vanity Fair (the scenes never made it into the movie).

Carolle Thibaut-Pomerantz, a wallpaper dealer in Paris and Manhattan, who wrote a 2009 book surveying the field, will be filling her booths at coming Manhattan antiques fairs with scenes of mythological figures and English gardens.