Sentence examples for fairs of from inspiring English sources

The fairs of Champagne declined rapidly after 1310.

From the mid-12th century on for several hundred years, the fairs of Champagne (France) reigned supreme among the important fairs of Europe.

Forget the fairs of Chicago, St . Louis, Paris and San Francisco

Concrete subjects include Times Square and the World's Fairs of 1939 and 1964.

But the fairs of yesteryear were an international showcase for industrialisation, innovative design and advancements in modern living.

Horse show, exhibition of horses and horsemanship, derived from the medieval tournaments and agricultural fairs of Europe.

The fairs of Champagne, becoming the leading entrepôt of European merchants, reached their apogee in the 13th century.

If you are expecting anything like the spectacularly lavish Print Fairs of the past, you will be disappointed.

The same demons that haunted Adam Lanza can be found among some of those sniffing around gun shows, the freewheeling fairs of arms commerce.

If the forty-nine doese does indeed have its roots in the traveling fairs of the early 20th century, this may account for the tradition's link with alcohol.

"It's like a coming-out party for countries and cities," Mrs. Clinton said, referring to world's fairs of the last century in Chicago and St .Louis.