Sentence examples for left the fair from inspiring English sources

Julie left the fair in tears.

Gov. Pat Quinn and United States Representative Danny Davis of Chicago were among leading Democrats who left the fair for Mr. Obama's events.

Mr. Schundler left the fair for Union City, and the skirmish broke out as a small crowd gathered there to await his arrival.

By contrast, extremely important works that are not carried by the tide of fashion like Dutch masters or, in a lighter vein, Hubert Robert, were not yet sold but were under consideration by institutions when I left the fair.

I felt a mix of delight and shame not knowing a bulk of the artists featured at the expo, but ultimately I left the fair with a greater appreciation for a movement that's been going on for as long as comics have been made.

Purists may wring their hands, and the mix has caused a few dealers to leave the fair.

At its conclusion, he and his family are leaving the fair, having learned that the ride involves a ghost story told by the driver; as they depart, the poet watches the cart's "pale / brown halted speck from the highway, as if hell / were littleness, and they were being told".

Rajkowska told me, "I wanted to offer people a completely different type of experience from the commercial art fair and let them just be at ease with themselves when they leave the fair, to somehow 'reset' them.

They leave the fairs in rude health.

In the Prince case the notoriously slippery standard for transformation was defined so narrowly that artists and museums warned it would leave the fair-use door barely open, threatening the robust tradition of appropriation that goes back at least to Picasso and underpins much of the art of the last half-century.

Mr. Brandle left the job fair 45 minutes before it closed.