Sentence examples for important fairs from inspiring English sources

Important fairs also arose at Lyon (France, Genevaandand Stourbridge (England).

The feel-good atmosphere, immune from the competitive abrasiveness that can be sensed in other important fairs, is striking.

From the mid-12th century on for several hundred years, the fairs of Champagne (France) reigned supreme among the important fairs of Europe.

The incorporated town that grew in its shelter in the Middle Ages, with important fairs and markets, later decayed and was disfranchised in 1832; it is now a mere village with a late Norman church.

"It will contribute to the fact that important fairs will now establish themselves in Los Angeles, which was not the case until now, and maybe help the big collectors buy not only in Paris, London or New York, but be confident in buying on the west coast".

However, for some growers participation to these fairs has become too expensive: "We used to participate in almost every fair, but nowadays that costs so much money that we limit ourselves to the most important fairs" (farmer interview).

Today Miss Lamb and Mr Skerrit will tell MPs on the Commons development select committee how important fair trade is.

And as interpretation and transcription services mature, proceedings will in turn become quicker, smoother, and (most important) fairer.

Madrid's ARCO fair used to be the most important fair for South and Latin American galleries but it has been usurped by Miami.

If this encourages Ms Siddall to increase the diversity of media exhibited Frieze Masters may well become the most important fair of its kind in London.

The bull-fighting association has agreed with Valencia's rulers in time to ensure that an important fair in the region next week goes ahead.