Sentence examples for fairs started from inspiring English sources
The Biennale, now one of the world's most prominent antiques fairs, started in 1962 with 78 exhibitors.
Agricultural fairs started as a day off, a time at harvest when farmers could socialize with their peers, when their children could enter their prize animals in competition and quilters could compare their handiwork.
Ambra Medda, the co-founder and director of Design Miami and Design Miami/Basel, the annual design fairs started in 2005, has brought together an international A-list of design galleries — and design collectors — under one roof (or, as was the case last year, under one Aranda/Lasch-designed tent).
"There are so many more people that the social part of the fairs starts much earlier.
Mr. Snitow's most ambitious project was a series of World Trade Fairs starting in 1957.
Like many of the computer industry's great successes, the fair started as a fiasco.
As of mid-May, air fare for round-trip departures, in time for the fair, started at $918 from Kennedy Airport.
As of mid-January, flights from New York to Los Angeles for the weekend of the fair started at $203 on Air Tran.
"There are no buyers today, and even the traders from other states have stopped coming in," he said a week after the fair started.
Popularly referred to as Salone, the fair started in 1961, and in its early days functioned as a showcase of Italian design for commercial clients and retailers.
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