Sentence examples for fair stands from inspiring English sources

Fair stands the wind again.

Extend the art-learning curriculum to pictures, and the European Fine Art fair stands out as truly unique.

Ms. Pak glided around the Hester Street Fair stands on opening day this month, pointing out vendors who had gotten their start there, like the family of empanada makers who have elevated their recipe to perfection.

By the entrance of the fair, stands an aluminium box by a talented 38-year-old Swiss artist, Pipilotti Rist, which emits smoke-filled bubbles that pop in your hand.

By L. E. Sissman The New Yorker, July 4 , 1964P. 55 Fair stands the wind again View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Zoë Heller By Malcolm Gladwell.

Ms. Tubis said it was not uncommon for vendors to move between truck and fair stand, or fair stand and brick-and-mortar restaurant.

He craved "a fair stand up [fight] such as our Potomac Army is accustomed to".

As to how you'll spread the word, it can vary; from promoting a playlist on social media, to handing out newspapers or flyers, or working at a freshers' fair stand.

Galleries must build inventory to take on the road, and ship it, produce catalogs and send installers ahead to prepare the art fair stand, which becomes their temporary but important face to the world.

At the state fair in Wisconsin, where a young woman crowned "Fairest of the Fair" stood inside a pen where prize pigs were auctioned, pig owners scoffed at the suggestion that tested practices might need refinement.

Maybe a nice Google Cardboard will be a fair stand-in gift for the time being.