Sentence examples for historical fair from inspiring English sources

A historical fair, showcasing the making of cane syrup, is held in October.

Justice Souter, of course, is too courtly to refer by name to the chief justice or anyone else who believes justices leave their life experiences at the courthouse door and decide every case based on a narrowly historical "fair reading" of the Constitution.

The five-day festival includes a "Teddy Bear Picnic," barbecues, music and a historical fair.

So was she tempted to buy a velvet dress and just go touring around historical fairs?

Mr Slotover and his co-director Amanda Sharp are stepping down from running Frieze London and the sister fairs Frieze Masters – a historical art fair that runs in London at the same time – and Frieze New York.

Mr Fogg, Philippe Carlier of Brimo de Laroussilhe, and other top dealers have shunned the biennale and decided to show at London's Frieze Masters (a new historical-art fair) in October instead.

Not to be a historic historical boorish bore, but I believe that it is fair to say that Microsoft's Surface line of devices has improved over time.

The reader can then hit a key and switch from historical cost to fair value, from FIFO to LIFO, and so on.

Perhaps the wily McCarthy, whose name is synonymous with the practice of reputational decimation by accusation and innuendo, knew something that today's Wisconsin Republicans don't understand: even the most conservative Wisconsinites have an inveterate, as well as historical, sense of fair play.

While comporting with the Gospels, this does not reflect a fair historical appraisal.

Critics have credited part of the success of the series to its historical theme and fair play; the artificial intelligence (AI) players fight with less "cheating" than in many of the series' competitors.