Sentence examples similar to faire look from inspiring English sources
Early Anglo-Saxon brides preferred the Ren-faire look, with garlands of flowers crowning their free-flowing locks.
It's hard to reconcile the wardrobe of today's hardwood warriors with the laissez-faire look of the league circa 2005, when the NBA felt compelled to institute an official dress code.
Organizers of the upcoming South Oxnard Multi-Cultural Crafts Faire are looking for businesses and residents to lease space for the event.
Arlo Skye radiates a savoir faire that has you looking for an outfit worthy of its sophistication.
In contrast to his colourful predecessors at the Fed, such as the 6ft 7in Paul Volcker, in and out of government roles all his life, or the wizened wise man Alan Greenspan, a prophet of laissez-faire economics, Bernanke looks the quintessential technocrat.
The quintessential street biker look is 'laissez faire'.
They're looking to go to Maker Faire in San Francisco this year and they're looking for donations so please be generous.
Your one special thing from the Elves' Faire, O.K.?" "O.K.," Ruthie says, looking for the first time at the animal that is now hers.
With his Hollywood good looks, style, savoir faire and his penchant for hard work, Sidney was destined to make a name for himself.
He said: "It's quite easy to see that continuing, where we get a laissez-faire system which says, 'you look after your community and we won't bother engaging in proper democratic planning'.
Other leading organisations are also embracing failure as a positive indication of leadership – just look at the Fail Faire supporter and speaker list.
