fair ***

But I think we all have a sense of what's fair.

I gave him his say and tried to be fair.

Most people have no idea what to do at a fair.

And he may want to ask us questions, which is certainly fair.

Bill did what he thought was fair for the public to know.

But I'll try to be fair to the other side.

Those are fair questions, and I hear them a lot.

The long fair hair she had last year is gone.

And no national test is likely to be fair to all students.

The system is worked out to be fair to everyone.

Really fair to say you might think of another one.

I know you are one, but try to be fair.

I have never seen or heard tell of one so fair.

Come back to me, and say my land is fair!

Yes, he put up here with me through the fair.

He thought I was gone and you were fair game.

We moved around a fair bit because of Bill's work.

I ask for nothing which is not fair and right.

Such a fair as they had in the old days!

Yet she knew him now to be fair if not kind.

To be fair, she had turned him down three times.

Such a fair face, to be the last thing I see.

They really were trying to set up something good and fair.

I'll do what I can to be fair in my turn.

Last year more than 68,000 people came to the fair.

But the Fair is still a year and a half away.

Where, for instance, was the Fair going to be held?

There was nothing until they arrived back at the book fair.

Fair is also a popular event here which takes place every year.

But like nearly everyone and everything in Zimbabwe, the book fair has hit hard times.

There was also bus service to and from the book fair.

The public was admitted only on the second and third day of the first Fair.

The last of the these summer fairs was held in 1835.

The Fair has had various locations in the course of its history since 1887.

The first Fair was in 1850 and there had been one every year since, excluding 1942-1945.

The same could be said about many, if not most, of the 400 or so large street fairs held across the city each year.

Public like these fairs and took part in large numbers.

The housing of the Fair had always presented a difficult problem.

There were 16 fairs held between the years 1858 and 1879.

A number of events are held in conjunction with the book fair.

The 2007 book fair had a total of 474 stalls.

The press of work grew greater, now that the Fair was only ten months off.

Vanity Fair made her its cover subject the following month.

Perhaps the best of these fairs take place outside London.

A son, by third wife Fair, died aged 9 months.

The city has held regular fairs 4 times a year.

But the changes are playing out at smaller fairs as well.

But some residents said the number of large fairs should be cut in half.

Yet this is the last place that needs commercial fairs.

Some were contributed to the book fair of a neighboring town.