Sentence examples for fair wins from inspiring English sources

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

This year, Vanity Fair won a National Magazine Award for general excellence.

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.

That's why carnival games are my favorite aspect of the fair, win or lose.

But at the fair, winning a prize isn't everything, according to Cindy Tessler, 17, a senior at Sonora High.

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.

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].

The eighth-grader was ineligible to enter her Los Angeles County Science Fair-winning cosmic-ray project because she's not yet in high school.

The Senate has never punished or kicked out a senator who just won a fair election.

After being given a £10 note on his birthday, orphaned Stanley Potts visits a fair and wins thirteen goldfish.