Sentence examples for fair winning from inspiring English sources

The district attorney's office in Montgomery County used seized money to buy a margarita machine that prosecutors used at the county fair, winning a prize for best margarita.

We'd expect it to be tough to land the big one but are the chances, and the prizes on offer at the lower end of the scale really fair? "Winning the lottery is a dream for everyone," said Gouloud Hammoud, Director of online lottery operator 7StarBall.

St. Paul Sorry Iowaa, but Minnesota's state fair wins the blue ribbon for the most intriguing, ever-changing food lineup.

Her report on Kosovo, "Madness Visible," was one of two articles cited when Vanity Fair won a National Magazine Award for reporting in 2000.

Vanity Fair won in the profile-writing category for a piece by Evan Wright on Pat Dollard, a onetime Hollywood agent who went to Iraq to make a prowar documentary.

For them, a fair win represents months of shuttling back and forth to a lab, helping to assemble the enormous three-part wooden or cardboard project boards that display a student’s results, and trying on what is often a kid’s first business suit.

With regards to global health, Kaul and Gleicher argue that "[a]s the institution of the state has no full equivalent internationally, international cooperation has to happen voluntarily; and as past experience has shown, voluntary cooperation is more likely to happen when it makes sense for all, that is, if it is based on a clear and fair win-win agreement" [ 5].

I think your chances of landing a job at a career fair and winning the jackpot are about the same.

Vanity Fair has won a big award.

Was it fair to win so often, so much?

At the beginning of the fair it won an award for creativity.