fairly and squarely

John had already made up his mind to play the game fairly and squarely.

It is more important to face the issue of the power balance between the sexes in our society today fairly and squarely.

The responsibility for the failure therefore lies fairly and squarely with the Council.

But it is, fairly and squarely, a possible outcome, depending on your definition of catastrophe.

She beat me fairly and squarely, old friend.

To entertain such concepts at this stage, however, would be to put the cart fairly and squarely before the horse.

I normally don't take kindly to criticism, but Marguerite had hit me fairly and squarely.

They won a wage increase fairly and squarely and now someone wants to undo it."

But some time after the World Series was over, the Indians apparently decided they had not lost fairly and squarely.

But we got fairly and squarely beaten.

And thus you'll earn the right to divide up their empire fairly and squarely with us."

Of course, the European Member States should share out the responsibility fairly and squarely by making sound agreements.

In falling, it had landed fairly and squarely upon the cabin, smashing it completely.

My fist with the wrapped weight of metal inside it had caught him fairly and squarely on the point of his jaw.

They came out with a no-huddle offense at the end of the third quarter and beat us fairly and squarely."

Once again Mr. Jones aims his gun fairly and squarely at his own foot.

So if there is blame to be laid in that regard, it should be laid fairly and squarely at the door of the Council.

The Russian people fairly and squarely turned the page and rejected the Communist regime in free and open elections.

"Tishman is a 107-year-old private company that does mostly private-sector work, but whether it's private or public, we compete fairly and squarely for it."

'I have played against them twice in the President's Trophy and they beat us twice fairly and squarely.

The net had been spread in his sight, and he had positively rushed to occupy a position fairly and squarely in the middle of it.

I could only listen to the two sea-dogs, and show my manhood by drinking with them, fairly and squarely, drink and drink.

The justices must bear in mind that the burden of establishing dishonesty lay fairly and squarely on the defence, and it was a heavy burden.

If the Constitution is not ratified the blame will lie fairly and squarely on those leaders who sacrifice longer term European Unity to short-term national popularity.

This is shameless brand management and it devalues the Booker Prize - unfortunately for everybody who ever won it fairly and squarely.