Sentence examples for may fair a from inspiring English sources

May Fair, a native of China, had a jersey designed for this game.

While that deal expired, the May Fair, a Radisson Edwardian hotel in London, is offering 15percentt off its best weekend rates when a guest stays three nights or more.

May Fair is an arts festival held every year during the first weekend in May at Andrews Park.

(It also omits the loyalists, which may be fair in a book about "founders," except that those who opposed the Revolution often pushed the rebels to clarify and expand their ideas).

Fair organizers are bracing for the possibility of still more fallout next year, when, say, raising an extra pig for a fair may become an impossible luxury.

That may seem a fair compromise.

But Davies may have a fair point.

"Some of this may be a fair way off," Démoré said.

And it looks like one that may have a fair bit of mileage left.

That may be a fair, if rather dull, way to conceive the character.

The speed may be a fair trade-off for the few stumbles.