Sentence examples for talking fair from inspiring English sources
If you are talking fair, affordable, and easily achievable with the television money on offer at the moment, I don't see why tickets shouldn't be £30 across the board, or at least for the majority of fans.
"I was just talking it fair: 'Don't hook!
All of a sudden, she appeared to be animated, engaged and talking a fair bit of sense.
She performed solidly in the field and at bat, and one coach seemed to be talking a fair amount to her — catchers are hard to come by.
GM Match report: Leinster 60-13 NortHenry Sladery Slade's performance at fly-half against Bordeaux drew special praise from Rob Baxter, who seems to be talking a fair bit about the 23-year-old recently.
"I think once the Welsh Conservative manifesto is out it will be clear but it is great to see a major party talking about fair funding for Wales".
Dear Dr Mander Everyone keeps talking about fairer capitalism.
"I was walking down the line trying to talk it fair," Giambi said.
Trade unionists talk about fair trade, not free trade (in other words, they want to curb competition for jobs from workers in poor countries).
Santos, whose team face Austria at the Parc des Princes on Saturday, said: "When people talk about fair play sometimes it makes me want to laugh.
