fair game

He thought I was gone and you were fair game.

But a king who was dead would be fair game.

Any ball on the right side of the field is fair game.

She was not fair game, and they let her pass.

In this day and age, that made you fair game.

But the yellow man was something else, and fair game.

At some point it sounds like fair game to me.

Beyond that, just about anything they hear, or have suggested to them, is fair game.

Yes, it's an all too easy and not entirely fair game to play.

There were basic ground rules about who was fair game.

Everything is fair game, even the quality of the food in the city jail.

In a presidential campaign, of course, all is fair game.

If you live through those two you're fair game for the street hunters.

I think the feature set is also fair game at this point.

Anything left there is considered fair game for anybody to play with.

For the police, anyone without a uniform was fair game.

In a fair game, an opponent should have the same means available as the other party.

Am I getting too close for you to play a fair game?"

Here anything she wanted to ask me was fair game."

"We could be considered fair game too, by such as that?"

All I did was play a fair game for high stakes and win.

In a capitalist economy, any way one can get ahead is fair game.

"Once they knew you were on the run, your place was fair game.

And more than a few of the guys were the sort who would count her fair game for having tried to attack us.

"Other than that, I guess everything else is fair game."