Sentence examples for fair set up from inspiring English sources
— Jeff Gordinier Hester Street Fair: Later Thursday, the food vendors of downtown's weekly Hester Street Fair set up in the beautiful old Fifth Avenue store Henri Bendel.
The Friday tornado damaged several rides and cut electricity in the temporary fair set up in the main square of Gandia, according to its town hall Web site.
"Vanity Fair", a title that came in a eureka moment to the author in bed one night, actually derives from Pilgrim's Progress (no 1 in this series) and refers to the fair set up by the devils Beelzebub and Apollyon in the town of Vanity.
Every January for the last few years, the Lermans have gone barnstorming through the Southern Hemisphere to job fairs, set up by the placement agencies, in Sydney, Brisbane, Johannesburg and elsewhere.
Getting started with the Mi Box was not the most seamless experience, but, to be fair, set-up tends to be one of the more frustrating aspects to configuring any new device.
"If the government can't prove its authority up here then it opens up the possibility for those people who want to opt out into a different society with fair rules with fair justice and set up a completely different society.
Since 2002, the Art Basel fair has set up a sprawling event in Miami Beach each December.
Earlier this year, divorce was such a big topic that a divorce trade fair was set up in Milan, specializing in getting people through the process.
Yet Miami is home to a handful of very ambitious collectors, who encouraged a staid Swiss art fair to set up a winter edition.
When "House" and "Garden" were performed in England, at the theatre that Ayckbourn runs, in Scarborough, and at the Royal National Theatre, there was a sort of third act to these plays — a garden fair was set up in the lobbies, and cast members manned the booths — but no such distraction from the emptiness of the proceedings has been provided at M.T.C.
During Summer 2015, a temporary fun fair was set up, attracting many families and children.
