Sentence examples for fair young from inspiring English sources

"Did you write that, Mr. Kern?" said fair young thing.

"When a fair young thing looks at you mistily through her long, curling lashes, do not fall for it until you investigate," warned one columnist in 1921.

It's 14 years since I was last in Budapest, halfway through an East European odyssey with my fair, young common-law wife.

She is more goose than swan — a big-boned and a little slouchy, indifferent to the imperatives of gracefulness that can land you romantic-comedy roles and a spot in the Vanity Fair "Young Hollywood" group portrait.

A live, three-week performance in 2011, at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh when "Song" opened there, featured the artist's three fair, young nieces continuously singing a fragment of Allen Ginsberg's poem "Song" as misremembered by Mr. Kjartansson.

In the barn, she did a screen test, for a movie called "Taxi," opposite Robert Alda: the fair young maid and the darker, troubled fellow, each pleading with the other.

Today, Google is launching a really interesting new venture today an online science fair for young adults.

He is a small, fair, plump young man whose scornful glance intimidates Elsa.

An artistically satisfying after-hours event goes further than simply throwing together quirky attractions, like a modern-day version of a Victorian fun fair for young professionals.

Overheard in the lobby of the Mark Hellinger just before curtain time for "My Fair Lady", young mother to small girl: "It's about a father… Talk story about "jet ingestion," the sucking in of foreign objects into jet engines.

And, to be fair, a young female fan might have been louder than any of the Randolph critics when she screamed, "Leave Willie Alone!" Still, once those "Fire (Insert Name of Coach Here)" chants start, it is difficult to silence them.