Sentence examples for going to faire from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to faire pee-pee,"said Vivian after another minute and she got out of the car.

They're looking to go to Maker Faire in San Francisco this year and they're looking for donations so please be generous.

I'm like, I might as well just go to Maker Faire - it's a phenomenal event.

They were never going to stand for such a laissez-faire approach to employment and immediately slapped a three-year contract on the table.

Under the banner of the hashtag #jesuiscirconflexe, great jokes have been made about possible confusions that could arise if "Je vais me faire un jeûne" was mistaken for "Je vais me faire un jeune" (literally: I'm going to fast, or I'm going to bed a youngster).

We go to maker faires and talk with developers there".

More than any sci-fi writer, it's clear that Gibson goes to Maker Faires and talks to fans who, in turn, share what they expect the next five minutes to look like.

"If it's O.P.M., people are a bit more laissez-faire about how they're going to save money," he said.

I love music, so there's going to be some musical bits with Eugene Mirman and Jenny Slate and Heloise & The Savoire Faire -- she's the musical guest -- and I'm going to have some song stuff as well.

The event is going to be huge (15,000 people are expected) and as people walk around the Faire, they will be able to save information about their favorite exhibitors using Mozes.

Aside from the annual Renaissance Faire, Mr. Miller, 34, enjoyed more modern pastimes like attending Devils games or going to parties with his large circle of friends, Ms. Rosen said.