Sentence examples for fairs left from inspiring English sources

Subsequent world's fairs left similar legacies.

The fair left him thunderstruck.

That's right, but FAIR left out the part about their clear intention to operate a brothel, which the Acorn workers seemed to take in stride, with one warning: "Don't get caught, 'cause it is against the law".

Somewhere there has to be a bad boy art fair left.

Reporter James Rainey's report on construction and development in the West Wilshire area (Times, Jan . 20, while generally accurate and fair, left some misunderstanding regarding our project.

While Vanity Fair left America's FLOTUS off their annual International Best-Dressed List this year, they highlighted China's first lady instead -- and with good reason.

So you can imagine why consuming 5,000-6,000 calories a day on all things fried, sweet and savory at the Minnesota State Fair left her "bogged down" and "just a little bit slower".

Into a drawer it all goes (and out it comes again before check-out; no fair leaving a housekeeper with that task).

But then in a seismic reshuffling, Tina Brown left Vanity Fair to edit the New Yorker (bought in 1985, in its last profitable year, by Conde Nast), and Graydon Carter, who had gone to edit the New York Observer after the collapse of Spy Magazine, which he founded, went to Vanity Fair, leaving the Observer to Kaplan.

Then, on Friday, when delegates to a luxury watch fair leave their Geneva hotels, Syrian delegations will move there to begin negotiations in a process mediated by UN envoy Lakhdar Brahimi.

Over the next few years Butlin toured the country with the Hills Travelling Fair, leaving his mother to run the Olympia site.