Sentence examples for faire lady from inspiring English sources
She was dressed like a homeless person, like a Ren Faire lady, with a bulky floral velvet bag, which she clasped with both bangled arms as if it held a child or a dog, something heavy and unwieldy.
The Knights of King Arthur, long hailed as paragons of virtue, didn't spend all their time chivalrously courting the "Ladies Faire".
Tread-based robots are limited to very few moves on the dance floor (for instance, they can't do their namesake), but that doesn't stop this remote-controlled R2 unit from cutting a rug with these young ladies at Maker Faire.
It is "The Tragedie of Mariam, the Faire Queene of Jewry," a work by Lady Elizabeth Carew that was published in London in 1613.
He is best remembered for his comedies of fashionable London life, including The Wittie Faire One (1628), Hyde Park (1632), and The Lady of Pleasure (1635), which depict a leisured, courtly society at love and play and look forward to the achievements of Restoration comedy.
Only at a fashion show would Lenny Kravitz kiss a first lady -- at least during Paris Fashion Week, where attendees assume the local greeting custom and faire la bise.
"Faire, faire, faire et faire savoir," they repeated, a Ducasse line.
Mel Brooks "Faire et se taire".
