Their ambition is to go through life with moderate exertion and a fair share of ease, doing common things in a common way.
They've given me more than my fair share--knocking the squadron out of shape.
I've been at it five years, and I can do my fair shareof the Smoke with any one; but I was a child to Fung-Tching that way.
We are now Republic, Mister Jukes, and you are entitled to a fair share of the beast.
The total tonnage of American shipping engaged in this trade was seven hundred thousand tons, and of this Boston possessed a fair share.
Young Peter grew up in this rough country with a constitution of iron, and a fair share of Western courage, independence, and energy.
Mr. Jefferson reaped a fair share of this golden harvest, and at the close of his Australian engagements found himself the possessor of a handsome sum.
She was, in a general way, fond of amusement and society, accustomed and not indifferent to a fair share of admiration.
It must surely, Sir, be admitted that the protection which we give to books ought to be distributed as evenly as possible, that every book should have a fair share of that protection, and no book more than a fair share.
It would give a fair sharein the making of laws to those without whose co-operation laws are mere waste paper.
Here all men contribute to the public welfare and bear their fair share of the public burdens.
They cannot be achieved unless our workingmen and women and their unions help to increase productivity and obtain for labor a fair share of the benefits of our economic system.
And the best proof alike of its power and its justice would be to obtain for the Uitlanders in the Transvaal a fair share in the government of the country which owes everything to their exertions.
The admission of the Uitlanders to a fair share of political power would no doubt give stability to the Republic.
A fair share, if not more, of the more important diplomatic, consular, and administrative appointments went to Southerners.
However, when all allowances have been made, it is obvious that the negro is receiving less than a fair share of the appropriations made by the Southern States for education.
The agencies which minister to pleasure, the theatre, the concert hall and vaudeville, would lose a fair share of their patronage if Jews were excluded from them.
Nevertheless, they are forced to export a fair share of their crops, in order to bring sufficient money into the country for the support of the government.
I am perfectly cool, but determined--determined to have justice, and my fair share of this man's wealth!
I hope the writer got a fair share," said Katherine, smiling.
We advise people to secure a fair share of health before they begin and then they will be sure to keep it.
The food is not assimilated, the fowls become debilitated, and though they may give a fair share of eggs, these eggs can seldom be depended upon to hatch.
For though it may be weeks before the tyro will be able to do what would be called a fair day's work, yet if he keeps his wits about him, and is endowed with a fair share of energy, there will be constant improvement.
For a short time the Government forces had a fair share of good fortune, and in various engagements, of no great importance, came off victorious over the Mahdists.
Shops and houses were broken into and pillaged, and for four and a half hours, until the soldiers arrived on the scene, the usually quiet and prosperous city of Alexandria experienced a fair share of the horrors of war.
At last the financial scheme came into operation, and, combined with other reforms, for some time seemed likely to secure to Egypt and her creditors a fair share of the blessings intended.
One who was thoroughly awake as he was to the idea of being free, with a fair share of courage, could now and then meet with the opportunity to escape by the steamers or schooners coming North.
Daniel was young, only twenty-three, good looking, and half white, with a fair share of intelligence.
William unquestionably possessed a fair share of common sense, and just enough distaste to Slavery to arouse him most resolutely to seek his freedom.
Willis was of a very dark hue, thick set, thirty-two years of age, and possessed of a fair share of mind.
Everything in the building seems strong, clean, and good; and considering the ponderous character of its architecture a fair share of light is admitted to it.
You be advised, Lawyer Mitchell, and always give me my fair share.
And because you give me a fair shareof the plunder.
You furnish the brains and the respectability; I take the risk, and I get my fair share.
If he had only followed the beaten track, there was every prospect of success before him; for, mind you, he had a fair share of ability.
I think you have a fair share of work to do here, and that you have done it and are doing it remarkably well.
There are generally a fair share of sick-calls on the day succeeding the great festivity, for obvious reasons.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fair share" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
