Mabel was the noble, fair type and wore a blue serge suit with a pink jabot.
Individual hair characteristics were scored at the screening: thickness (fine, medium or thick), colour (black, brown, red or fair), type (straight, wavy or curly) and length (short: above the top of the ear, medium: from ear to shoulder or long: below the shoulder).
To be fair, most people probably just type the first few letters of the site they want to go to and that's fine, but a bit more flexibility here would be nice.
It's a World's Fair-type presentation, narrated by an actor dressed up as Sam Houston and filmed to look like he's standing onstage.
The premise is that a star journalist has so much fun interviewing a famous novelist for a Vanity Fair-type magazine that he confuses their seven-hour interview with the beginning of a real friendship.
Hershey, an unincorporated town of about 13,000 residents 15 miles east of Harrisburg, Pa., is widely known for Hersheypark, the amusement park Mr. Hershey built in 1907 for his workers and their families, and Chocolate World, the free, World's Fair-type ride that simulates the chocolate-making process.
In order to meet other needs survivors might have, Baker partners with local organizations who offer services such as GED training and accessible medical, dental and vision care, creating a resource fair-type environment.
However, you may find that plaster of Paris is more convenient for indoor science fair-type projects.
She is viewed by many state legislators as "bipartisan" and "fair," the type of leader who can help heal the state if the governor resigns or is impeached.
Even as political loyalties were being engrossed by the lay state, the "religion of monarchy" derived impetus from the fervent utterance of those who saw in Philip the Fair a type of Christ or the ruler of a chosen and favoured people.
Fair skin type and older age were also independent melanoma risk factors (Table 1).
