Sentence examples similar to fairly first from inspiring English sources

"I have something of a leg up in at least understanding the legislative process fairly first-hand," he said.

So having just returned from India, my weekend reading is fairly clear: first, Aubrey Menen's version of the Ramayana, which was first published in 1954.

After a fairly even first two rounds, McGee dropped Tavares late in the third round with a left hook and locked in a fight-ending rear naked choke.

— BEN ROTHENBERG After a fairly uneventful first set, the intensity level has ratcheted up significantly midway through the second.

Earl Sweatshirt made a fairly morose first impression.

A possible Prince Fielder plate collision aside, Madison Bumgarner had a fairly smooth first four innings.

Woodruff played a fairly tight first set and had two break points for a 5-3 lead.

Unfortunately for the Knicks, the simmering controversy eclipsed a fairly encouraging first month.

She was named Sigurros, which when translated directly means "Victory Rose", and is a fairly common first name in Iceland.

It's not the last word on the film — what would be? — but it's a fairly definitive first word.

And with Blackpool packing the midfield with tangerine shirts, leaving David Goodwillie as a lone striker, there was little between the sides in a fairly even first half.