Sentence examples for fair staged from inspiring English sources

Photo London is the biggest photography fair staged in the UK and comes with a whole swath of concurrent shows, sales and pop-up events across the capital.

The Picasso count seems higher than ever at this year's version of "The Art Show," the 12th annual trade fair staged by the Art Dealers Association of America.

In late July Shanghai hosted a dog mating fair, staging 40 pairs of golden retrievers, samoyeds, schnauzers and chihuahuas.

At big property fairs staged in the glitzy emirate in early 2008, people would queue to buy apartments and villas "off plan" – from developers' architectural drawings – long before construction work started.

Ms. Abbott reserves a full description of her World's Fair stage act for the book's finale.

On the other hand the control group showed no change in health knowledge following the 'Play Football' stage but a gain following implementation of the 'Play Fair' stage.

But the London Book Fair still staged a small turn-up for its own appointments book yesterday.

At least three of the country's favourite pastimes baseball, shopping and the detective story were invented here, and America's first book fair was staged in 1802.

That means the MBA Consortium's job fair was staged in New York so there would be little or no travel and an opportunity to meet students from numerous schools.

Notably improved from its first attempt in 2013, the fair was staged on the backlot of Paramount Pictures and let visitors stroll through a counterfeit, klieg-lit New York, where galleries staged exhibitions of international photographers but also historical and contemporary French names, from the gender-questioning Claude Cahun to the experimental Xavier Veilhan.

Jonson wrote a play in 1614 called "Bartholomew Fair," today staged only occasionally.