Sentence examples for fairs back from inspiring English sources

I did a few Renaissance Fairs back in college.

For me, I was always in love with ceramics since I was a child, collecting pieces from ceramic artists at art fairs back home in South Bohemia where I grew up, sadly there was no place to do ceramics anywhere.

Carefully planed surfaces fair back from the front fender.

Was Coke fair back then to its African-American employees?

Maybe money a bit, but I had a student loan and things seemed a bit fairer back then.

South Carolina has a pretty fair back of its own in Marcus Lattimore, who has run for eight touchdowns.

"If somebody didn't play fair back then," he said, "I'm not sure exactly what law we change today to address it".

The New York dealers who founded the fair, back at the Gramercy Hotel in 1994, have handed over its administration to full-time professionals, and much has been ironed out.

Tina Brown crossed an ocean to bring Vanity Fair back from the brink and then picked up The New Yorker and gave it a good tug.

So we lowered the drinks and the door price (which was possible because rents were fair back then), pulled in DJs who played underground music, and the place took off.

And while other candidates hone their talking points, he speaks in a stream of consciousness, and tosses around unconventional ideas: building a monorail alongside the Long Island Expressway and a new bridge over the Harlem River, and bringing the World's Fair back to New York City.