Sentence examples for regional fair from inspiring English sources

Today Athlone is an important regional fair and market centre.

At a regional fair, Charlemagne met an authentic free-market hero, Walter Zaugg, who escaped the "very regulated" Emmental market five years ago by inventing his own cheese, Flösserkäse, or "rafter's cheese".

When initial planning for a regional fair in 1959 grew into a burgeoning effort to host the 1962 World's Fair, Seattle cemented its reputation as an up-and-coming metropolis.

While it is a big regional fair, ALAC has not attracted the out of town collectors to make the trip here.

In some countries, social movements grew strong enough to join with political parties, winning national elections and beginning to forge a new regional fair-trade regime.

Armagnac Best from the regional fairs - make sure it's at least 15-20 years old to really get the flavour.

Comprehensive national numbers are hard to come by, but Ms. Glidden said that several major regional fairs have been unable to scrape together the number of high schools required to participate in the Intel fair in recent years.

In 1968, he originated the U.S. Journal column and began travelling all over the country, writing about civil rights, unsolved murders, regional fairs and festivals, and, of course, food.

"Science fairs develop skills that reach down to everybody's lives, whether you want to be a scientist or not," said Michele Glidden, a director at Society for Science & the Public, a nonprofit group that administers 350 regional fairs whose winners attend Intel's International Science and Engineering Fair, the world's largest high school competition.

The upper floor at Art Basel in Switzerland, most of the stands at Art Basel Miami Beach in Florida and the entire Frieze Art Fair in London (not to mention many second-tier regional fairs in cities such as New York, Turin, Berlin, Shanghai and Buenos Aires) are important meeting places for the primary market.

With a practically a dozen satellite art fairs taking place now during these major Art Week events, alongside strong regional fairs every several weeks, the threat of "fair-tigue" is very real.