Sentence examples for fairground now from inspiring English sources

RAVI SOMAIYA Moscow The All-Russian Exhibition Center The hectic, honky-tonk Soviet fairground now called the All-Russian Exhibition Center — north of the city center and originally known as V.D.N.Kh., or the Exhibit of the Achievements of the National Economy — is peppered with monumental sculptures that brag of the glory of the Soviets.

But Olmsted's fairgrounds, now known as Jackson Park, remain.

Parked on the wildlife reserve of Coppin's Farm, this former fairground wagon now acts as the perfect back-to-nature escape.

Showman's Van, Essex Parked on the wildlife reserve of Coppin's Farm, this former fairground wagon now acts as the perfect back-to-nature escape.

Racing was subsequently abandoned there for a second time, and Great Barrington's fairgrounds are now for sale.

Unlike some co-workers, Mr. Rairdon kept his job but lost about a quarter of his pay, he said outside the hall on a fairground in Edmonton, now a temporary home for him, his wife and their 10-month-old baby.

I still work by hand, but nearly all the fairground stuff out there now is vinyl.

The elderly fairground attraction, Dreamland, is now out of action, but you can gaze at the rotting big dipper, and at the crumbling tower block from Pawel Pawlikowski's political asylum romance Last Resort that rises up behind the park.

In this case, the piece was written for the late E Street player, Danny Federici, making the lyrics "Sundown, sundown, empty are the fairgrounds, where are you now my handsome Billy?" that much more touching.

The Jockey Club — which oversees betting operations at all Maryland tracks — now owns the fairgrounds enterprise.

At the time, Illma didn't know that a protest had ignited nearby around a Trump rally at the county fairgrounds in Costa Mesa, which she now suspect could have incited her attackers not that that's any excuse for mobs of angry men to go around punching anyone.