Sentence examples for fine fair from inspiring English sources
His writers, a more journalistic lot than Ferguson's, operate with a little more narrative daring ("The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II took place on a fine, fair day in January 1606"), but often not much.
Fine, fair and poor, adaptations passed through the studios at regular intervals, always able to command the best-regarded of actors, writers and directors even when the result betrayed Greene's psychodrama into melodrama.
But he knew as she turned around that she wasn't O.K. Usually Suzie was sturdy and steady; she had a wholesome, closed muzzle of a face that made him think of a fox, with her sandy coloring and the fine fair down that showed in a certain light.
Another supermarket, Fine Fair at 21-01 MermAvenueenue in Brooklyn, owed $96,000 in back wages for failure to pay 12 of its baggers, but had reached a settlement and was paying the money owned, said Leo Rosales, a spokesman for the agency.
One goal had been to rival Paris Photo, acknowledged as one of the world's finest fairs.
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Or they may be signed drawings that were meant to be exhibited themselves, such as the Van Goyen Village Scene with an Open Market (1653) that London dealer Katrin Bellin-ger, of Colnaghi, is bringing to the TEFAF Maastricht fine art fair this month part of the venerable fair's debut works-on-paper section with an asking price of $123,000.
