Sentence examples similar to hometown fair from inspiring English sources

For Finn, it means he gets to play within shouting distance of his hometown, Fair Lawn, N.J.

Each one had paid the $3.95 to take the 1 49 train from their hometown, Fair Lawn, to Hoboken, where they switched to a PATH train and were delivered from suburban tranquillity to Midtown bustle.

So for the next 22 years, the two went their separate ways — she into public relations and fund-raising, including assisting a former Pennsylvania governor, Dick Thornburgh, and he into public policy and then public service, first as mayor of his hometown, Fair Lawn, N.J., and more recently as a Democratic state assemblyman from Bergen County.

The Johnstown airport's name honors the late congressman who made sure his hometown got its fair share of Washington money.

Rekindle (or stoke) your love of video games and support an editoral team based in Minneapolis, my fair hometown.

And they're all so overwhelmed by the prospect of a World's Fair in their hometown — that would be St . Louis— that they're constantly bursting into song about it.

She came to the Indian reservation in my hometown to work at a fair.

In Chappaqua, Mrs. Clinton, who had flown in from Washington to attend a fair in her new hometown, described Mr. Lazio's demand as a "a stunt" and attacked his credibility on the question of soft money.

Those that did come from her crowd suggested it was loaded with friends and fair enough; Sydney's her hometown.

It's preceded by a free outdoor fair and concert featuring the hometown favorite Boz Scaggs and the pop-tinged blues of Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise.

When Weekley was 15 he and some friends went to a county fair near Milton, Weekley's hometown on the Florida Panhandle.