Sentence examples for game of fair from inspiring English sources

Most of all, they need to address the imbalances in the news media, and re-establish the Fairness Doctrine to force all news organizations back into the game of "fair and balanced," to bring an end to the Right Wing noise machine that helps grease the GOP wheels of regressive, white-power politics.

In time every opera will be fair game, of course, just as Shakespeare's plays have long been not just reconceived but rewritten.

"In order to be a good team you've got to be able to pull these kind of games out," Fair said.

Football is a combat game, but a combat game in the spirit of fair play," he said.

There were no reports of unsafe play or of fair game rules not being observed".

"The average Canada goose can produce one to two pounds of droppings every day," said Mary Felegy, president of Fair Game Goose Control in Congers, N.Y.

And now, dogs belonging to Mary Felegy of Fair Game Goose Management Services patrol the town's parks daily, running and swimming after the birds.

This placement seems to me right on the borderline of fair game for reviewers, and not to tell it would misrepresent the book.

Throughout it all, she was a writer for The New Yorker, and her memoir of nearly 30 years there was similarly unsparing, showing that her category of "old friend" wasn't necessarily distinct from that of "fair game".

We catch the early showing of Fair Game, Doug Liman's re-enactment of the Valerie Plame case, which stars Naomi Watts as the CIA scapegoat and Sean Penn as her outspoken diplomat spouse.

Coming on the heels of the latest WikiLeaks data dump and the publication of Mr. Bush's memoir of his time in office, the release of "Fair Game" is part of a wave of renewed argumentation that might almost be mistaken for nostalgia.