Sentence examples for of extra fair from inspiring English sources

The committee was told by J. D. Bryant, a port commissioner and Receiver of Wreck for Padstow, that in 1848 Padstow Harbour Association had cut down a small piece of Stepper Point, which had given ships about 50 fathoms of extra "fair wind" into the harbour.

That's a lot of goals, and probably a fair number of extra victories and regulation ties – worth somewhere in the vicinity of 10 to 19 points.

The talent trees certainly seem a lot clearer to me, and the addition of the new glyphing system gives a fair bit of extra tweaking room.

However if you go to the other extreme and want different home cooked meals every day at work or after work, you will build up a fair amount of extra ingredients even if cooking for two.

Criticising the mansion tax, Susan Emmett, director of residential research at Savills, said: "The London property market has already had to absorb a fair amount of extra taxation over the last couple of years since the idea of mansion tax first emerged.

Same for the Pro, except that its slide-out keyboard gives it a fair amount of extra thickness.

If you're finally ready to pull the trigger on the Wii, you can get a fair amount of extra accessory purchases out of the way in one fell swoop (note: you have to buy a lot of extra accessories for the Wii, trust me).

This one is a little out there and takes a fair amount of extra work, but will really impress if done well.

If you can get a private tutoring gig in a subject you know well, such as American History or Geometry, you will be able to make a fair amount of extra cash.

Your teacher puts in plenty of extra hours, and it's only fair that you do the same.

A firstborn or child near the top of the feeding chart, may have a lot of extra responsibilities that they do not think is fair.(It probably is not fair).. Middle children are often overlooked and those toward the bottom, especially the family "baby" EXPECT all the attention and will rebel,when they don't get it!