His face was broad, fair, vein-swollen, with a look of flushed, alcoholic reproach.
Christopher Soghoian, a privacy activist, suggests that consumers could start a "fair data" movement, in the vein of "fair trade" campaigns.
As he remarked, in characteristically salty vein: "To be fair, when I have put him on the market before, there hasn't exactly been a rush of interest".
One of Mr. Ritts's most memorable in this vein was a Vanity Fair cover that featured Ms. Crawford pretending to shave the face of the singer K. D. Lang, who was in drag.
My dad was born in Siberia during WWII, which technically means there's a fair amount of Bolshevik coursing through my veins.
Just recently, in a similar vein, it was also reported Carter was planning a warts-and-all piece on the late eccentric fashionista Isabella Blow, even though she was fashion director on another of Vanity Fair's stablemates, Tatler.
If you're sticking a needle in your vein on your own volition, it's fair to say you've got a serious problem.
In this same vein, there's new entrant and current fair-haired boy Drew Houston and Dropbox who are sporting more than $250 million in venture capital.
They were as restless as swallows before a summer rain; and no doubt in time will develop a true vein of prophesy, and will be able, on a fair-seeming afternoon, to sniff out tomorrows easterly.
As we know, signal intensity on FAIR-ASL is attributed to blood flow including both artery and vein.
In this vein, one discovers that it is possible to extend the theory of fair allocation so as to construct fine-grained rankings of all allocations.
