Sentence examples for fair state from inspiring English sources

Drop the "North" and call our fair state "Carolina"...

If Americans want a democratic system, they have to pay for it – and that means fair state funding for political candidates.

It's pay rises all round" (Daily Express); "Fearless George slays the dragons" (Daily Mail); "The well fair state" (The Sun); "Now that works!

"Another thing that makes us look bad is that people don't fight back when someone slights our fair state," he writes in the introduction.

The courtier's, soldier's, scholar's, eye, tongue, sword, Th'expentency and rose of the fair state, The glass of fashion and the mould of form, Th'observ'd of all observers, quite, quite down!

Hamlet may be, as the jejune Ophelia calls him, "the expectancy and rose of the fair state"; in action, however, he proves a more shadowy figure and something of a clown.

This means, as Make Chocolate Fair states, "chocolate needs to become more expensive".

While Brett Berk of Vanity Fair stated that it was "amazingly horrible", he nevertheless gave it three stars out of five.

To cite one example, Mississippi, it claims, has become a much fairer state.

Mothers will no longer be worse off in retirement because our new simpler, fairer state pension recognises the value of raising a family.

The commission believes that the key element of this response must be better, fairer, state support for those in need of social care.