Sentence examples for fair to take from inspiring English sources
No, he didn't think it was fair to take the boy's twopence for telling him that.
He feels that it is not fair to take their money and offers to return it.
It looked as though Murray was set fair to take the third.
That being the case, it seems fair to take issue with some of Mr. Berkman's facts.
But the ROH bids fair to take their place.Examples of its lobbying skills are legion, but one must suffice.
But now we're debating whether it's fair to take the money for seeds and so on out of the kitty.
But it seems fairer to take a full ten years.But has not America combined rapid productivity growth with strong jobs growth, whereas continental Europe's productivity growth has been at the expense of jobs?
I would urge the UK to allow legitimate consumer organizations, and not just the DirectorGeneral of Fair Trading, to take such actions.
Life means risk, but this seems more risk than is fair to demand that anyone take.
"For a fair debate to take place, people must be able to air their views in an atmosphere of respect.
The fair, scheduled to take place Dec. 7 to 10 at the convention center, will have two satellite shows at the Catalina beginning Dec. 6.
