Sentence examples for fair starting from inspiring English sources

"What I think all the players have bought into is that this is a fair starting point," Paul said.

That study has shown that the assessments are not sufficiently comparable to provide a fair starting point from which to measure pupil progress," a DfE spokesperson said.

The most interesting links between old and new lie in ink painting, which you can follow through the fair, starting in the Kaikodo booth.

Nonetheless, Johnson Co. executives Linda Johnson Rice (chairman and daughter of Eunice and John and Desirée Rogerss (CEO) hoped to revive the Fashion Fair, starting with a single-venue production in New York City.

It seems a fair starting point to suggest modern one-day cricket began in 1987 with the Benson & Hedges Challenge in Perth, with its weird America's Cup-themed shirts, gold watches, Ian Botham in full paunchy ringlet-tossing pomp, and the sense of watching the moustached buccaneers of some new world coming into view through the mists.

This is an interesting question as it more or less affects the so-called German copycat industry., an accusation which has grown over the last few years – although is, to be fair, starting to fade.

When the Fair starts it will be open from 8 AM to 2 AM.

Like many of the computer industry's great successes, the fair started as a fiasco.

As of mid-May, air fare for round-trip departures, in time for the fair, started at $918 from Kennedy Airport.

As of mid-January, flights from New York to Los Angeles for the weekend of the fair started at $203 on Air Tran.

The Frieze New York Art Fair, an offshoot of the well-known London Frieze Art Fair, starts Friday at noon on Randall's Island Park and runs through Monday.