Sentence examples for faire grounds from inspiring English sources

The company also has a brewpub on the faire grounds, called the Swashbuckler Brew Pub, which serves up its own beers.

They got their first faires off the ground with help from some of their creative neighbors, who had been blacklisted from the film industry, and from sponsor KPFK-FM, the left-leaning radio station.

Maker Faire Africa engages with on-the-ground breakthrough organizations and individuals to sharpen the focus on locally generated, bottom-up prototypes of technologies that solve challenges to development.

On the grounds of a Marin County Renaissance Faire, England and California commingle as Shakespeare's wedding to Anne Hathaway and Greenberg's maiden performance in a "Short Sharp Shakespeare" production merge amid tables loaded with venison and meat pies, potato chips and warm Dr. Pepper.

Just as the right wing used Charles Murray's laissez-faire critique in "Losing Ground" as a justification for saying that welfare led to dependency and indolence, Clinton has looked for a rejoinder in the works of William Julius Wilson.

A line like: "Stand around and choose your own ground" is an endorsement of laissez faire Capitalism if ever I heard one.

In England the Anglican clergymen Frederick Denison Maurice and Charles Kingsley initiated a Christian socialist movement at the end of the 1840s on the grounds that the competitive individualism of laissez-faire capitalism was incompatible with the spirit of Christianity.

A laissez-faire attitude toward land use is justified not only economically, but on humanitarian grounds as well.

The festival grounds was the primary shooting location of the 2009 romantic comedy film All's Faire in Love.

Such a laissez-faire view is supposed to be the UK's current policy, with the exceptions of defence (on grounds of security) and media (plurality).

On the very simple grounds that there is no general groundswell for reducing the state back down to a Hong Kong-style laissez faire one.