Sentence examples for fair up from inspiring English sources
verb
To clear
- They said it was going to fair up later on, but it didn't.
But prices are fair, up to one-half of retail, and some items are steals, like a caramel-colored, butter-soft leather Fratelli Rossetti jacket for 140 euros and a Max Mara leopard print silk blouse for 40.
To be fair, up until that point, my life wasn't going great.
Which was fair up to a point.
The D'Hondt method is a mix of the two — and it's fair up to a point.
"This kind of thing pushes the art fair up to a different level and makes it a little more palatable".
Every smart idea proposed by a legislator should be brought to the floor, debated and given a fair up or down vote.
We will continue working with both sides of the aisle to ensure they get a fair up-or-down vote on the Senate floor as soon as possible".
"All of the President's nominees, both now and in the future, deserve a fair up-or-down vote," said Sam Brownback, of Kansas.
Another is the unwillingness of the Republican leadership in the Senate, notably Trent Lott, to allow a fair up-or-down vote on the broad ban on soft money sponsored by Senators John McCain and Russell Feingold.
They won't even allow a simple, fair up-or-down vote on three exceptionally accomplished nominees.
"We asked for a fair up-or-down vote on Richard Cordray's nomination.
