Sentence examples for for some fairly from inspiring English sources

First things first, the banks get €10bn in exchange for some fairly major restructuring.

Skilful, intriguing, though not wholly convincing: characters take extreme actions for some fairly flimsy reasons.

Russell Jones says: "When the Fed has a very itchy trigger finger, you have the potential for some fairly serious issues".

A telling example came last week when Secretary of State Colin Powell visited North Africa and offered rewards but little criticism for some fairly repressive governments.

Surprisingly, Jackie & Wilson doesn't offend me with blandness like I imagined, and makes for some fairly solid hairy-white-guy-blues.

On his website, vigilantcitizen.com, he describes himself as a graduate in communications and politics and a producer for "some fairly well-known 'urban' artists".

It's also important to note that Moon lived in an opulent New York mansion, which was famous for hosting some fairly hedonistic parties, until he was sentenced to 18 months prison for tax evasion in the 1980s.

There were, for instance, some fairly deafening reverberations across the ante-post markets.

While brass tables like the "rocket" do not come up often on the market — one sold last year for $35,000 — some fairly similar models are more common.

It's very hard to say exactly how "ordinary" a penchant for pasties makes you, since to establish this for certain would require some fairly detailed research into the socio-economic background of pasty-buyers up and down the country.

Billing this as a golden week for British sport implied some fairly incautious presumptions about the English doing their bit in the cricket.