Sentence examples for fairs are often from inspiring English sources

Student fairs are often carried out across India.

The big book fairs are often reduced to this game of Chinese whispers.

"Fairs are often so distracting and criticized for presenting art in a slice-and-dice manner," Allison Rodman, the fair's spokeswoman, said.

Law fairs are often viewed as a way to stock up on free stationery at the beginning of the academic year.

Art book fairs are often a lot to take in, and the Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Fair, which brought together over 200 publishers, was no exception.

Agricultural fairs are often the face of agriculture to the general public.

Transactions by merchants at the fairs were often made through letters that promised payment at a future fair and that were transferable to another person.

This argument, to be fair, is often applied to children, whose capacity for responsible choice is immature.

But for many consumers, understanding what's fair is often complicated by feelings of fear and shame.

But, in another parallel to hip-hop, fans are often fair-weather, passionately embracing a band and then dumping it for something fresher.

To be fair, TIAs are often hard to diagnose, because the symptoms can vary.