Sentence examples for fair watching from inspiring English sources

N: It's not really fair watching the Olympics or World Championships with you.

Soon I had a front-row seat at the Coffey County Fair, watching 4-H members ages 7 to 18 march steer and heifers around a ring to the mesmerizing slur of an auctioneer's call.

Thus there's the world in which Virginia never had kids, stayed with George and remained a singer – referenced by the lovely scene in which she sang in a recording booth at the fair, watched by Ethan and her family.

Consider this passage from the nakedly Freudian story The Swords (1969), in which a travelling salesman, in a tent at a shabby fair, watches men paying to stab a woman on a rickety stage.

As a historian I enormously enjoy having a ringside seat in this modern Vanity Fair and watching the rise and fall of its players, the thrills and scandals of their games.

One of the high points for me in all the years at FAIR was watching Noam Chomsky appear as a guest on PBS's MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour in 1990.

I respect that and went out and worked extra hard in the nets on my bowling and batting, but I learned a fair bit just from watching the action from the dressing-room.

"It's not fair to watch through tired eyes".

We'll get a few wealthy people to pay their fair share,' watch out, middle class.

And so the next time you hear them say, don't worry about it, we'll get a few wealthy people to pay their fair share, watch out, middle class.

So in an effort to be fair, I watched a four-minute video of top AFL plays.