Sentence examples for fair shore from inspiring English sources
Some, however, run straight across the lake from the start, then head north along the Michigan shore in hopes of catching fair shore breezes.
A contemporary sailor's song was less enthusiastic: So, hurray for old Gitmo on Cuba's fair shore The home of the cockroach, the flea and the whore We'll sing of her praises and pray for the day We'll get the hell out of Guantánamo Bay.
A contemporary sailor's song was less enthusiastic: > So, hurray for old Gitmo on Cuba's fair shore The home of the cockroach, the flea and the whore We'll sing of her praises and pray for the day We'll get the hell out of Guantánamo Bay.
We decided to grab a cup of tea and a crumpet and ponder the quirks of life on these fair shores, dispelling the myths once and for all.
Saturday marked the hundredth anniversary of Freud's only visit to our fair shores (I'm sure we all marked this anniversary in our own personal way over the weekend).
By Macy Halford August 31 , 2009Saturday marked the hundredth anniversary of Freud's only visit to our fair shores (I'm sure we all marked this anniversary in our own personal way over the weekend).
Kit Tenant-Flowers on Twitter: "An England batting collapse, the first definitive sign that summer has arrived at our fair shores".
I can't think of a more misleading name for a camera that doesn't shoot to Mini DV tapes, but we'll probably never see it on these fair shores anyway, so what does it matter?
This handset, which will almost certainly never see our fair shores, sports a 3.1-inch 3D screen — 3D capable, to be precise, since I doubt there's any 3D content ready to go, even in Japan (and certainly not Captain EO).
It's the true story of a singer-songwriter in search of a new beginning on our fair shores.
According to the Tax Justice Network, companies and individuals like Bain and Romney who benefit from off-shore accounts avoid paying their fair share for things like infrastructure, education and the rule of law here at home.
