Sentence examples for fair showing from inspiring English sources
We also see an excerpt from a film made by Westinghouse for the New York fair, showing a fictional family, the Middletons, making their way through the pavilion.
Done right, with savvy heads in charge (how about Michael Goedhuis's, for one; he's been with the fair, showing contemporary art from the start), it could be an event, make news.
In early-twentieth-century Boston, Kirstein's budding fantasies were fed by an etching of Nijinsky in Vanity Fair, showing the dancer in the black velvet tunic of his costume for "Les Sylphides": androgynous, pure, yet suggestively wild — "the sum," Kirstein later wrote, "of masculine possibility".
Helmut Lang has a fair showing, but not of the designer's signature multi-straps.
Its drugs sales are three times Celltech's; jointly, the two can make a fair showing.
Also, there's a fair showing of chilli in this dish, but those who are less keen on heat can leave both lots out and will still have a yummy supper.
The careers fair showed an ambitious bravura.
The cover of Vanity Fair showed Jenner in a basque and proclaimed "Call me Caitlyn".
At a county fair shown at the beginning of the film, motorcycles and digital cameras are in evidence.
This fair showed that objects as banal as recycling containers, stepladders, fruit crates and old potatoes can have flair.
The shot, published by Vanity Fair, shows an exhausted US soldier resting in a bunker in Afghanistan.
