Sentence examples for put fairly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum has put fairly little energy into Illinois and (as usual) is losing the advertising war.

With Paul DePodesta's help, he is able to put fairly exact numbers on the value of any given baseball player.

Speaking on his way into parliament, Andrews said: "If there's a plebiscite, there ought to be the opportunity for both cases to be put fairly to the Australian people".

I normally just say, "Oh, I'm a magician", which probably puts fairly naff ideas in people's minds but is pleasantly conversation-stopping.

But if the tactic does not work against Australia, Plan B will have to be put into place fairly quickly.

"You take two pieces of fairly traditional technology [the laser and the microscope filtering lenses], and you put this fairly simple fiber-optic bundle in the middle, and all of a sudden you can scan 25 million cells a minute," Bruce says.

"I wanted to put my fairly controlling attitude to bed".

Turkey's army has put a fairly tight lid on Kurdish separatism, just as Israel has crushed two Palestinian intifadas.

There was a second reason, I guess: a young player by the name of Manu Tuilagi had just come into our side, and he turned in a performance that put him fairly and squarely on the international rugby map.

Nationally, Mr. Kloza said, the price of a regular gallon of gasoline should ease to about $3.50 between now and December, which would put prices fairly similar to a year ago.

I recently spoke to transgender boxing promoter and former 'tough guy' Kellie Maloney, who put it fairly accurately when she said: "My gender is who I go to bed as.