Examples of using "Foire" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's the rat race!
The city is hosting the fair.
... and on the fairground.
They organize a fair in Kassel
about a sunny day at the fair .
live on the fairground .
the best fair is of no use.
This is not Disneyland.
fun, the fair organized by the showmen themselves,
so that the fair doesn't stop living.
Childhood on the fairground. How is that?
We are having an international trade fair this month.
They organized a traditional bread fair.
with our showman pastor on this fairground.
Because you don't just get in at the fair.
They met at the fair. Where else?
inherited or sold his house, wanted to go to the fair
Because it's just nice to live at the fair.
She met a boy at the county fair.
He doesn't screw anything up.
If he doesn't have a school, he is, of course, at the fair.
and grew up on the fairground during school.
Dippemess means "pot fair". And there is nothing left of that.
and you can do a lot on a fairground.
And they know almost everyone on the fairground.
We ate cotton candy at the state fair.
What if something goes wrong?
The countdown is running at the summer fair in Kassel.
I have two children. They're not here on the fairground.
Meanwhile, something is going on on the fairground in Kassel.
More than a million should have been on the fairground at the end.
Don't screw it up!
- He doesn't bungle anything.
- He doesn't screw anything up.
If I screw up, what's the worst that can happen?
I know if I mess up, I learn from it and get better.
After general Hasdrubal the Fair was assassinated by a Celtic slave, 26-year old Hannibal was
Don't fuck it up!
Tom and Ken are like peas in a pod.
A boy having sold a cow at the fair at Hereford, was way-laid by a highwayman, who at a convenient place demanded the money; on this the boy took to his heels and ran away but being overtaken by the highwayman, who dismounted, he pulled the money out of his pocket and strewed it about, and while the highwayman was picking it up, the boy jumped upon the horse and rode home.
A boy having sold a cow at the fair at Hereford, was way-laid by a highwayman, who at a convenient place demanded the money; on this the boy took to his heels and ran away but being overtaken by the highwayman, who dismounted, he pulled the money out of his pocket and strewed it about, and while the highwayman was picking it up, the boy jumped upon the horse and rode home.
A boy having sold a cow at the fair at Hereford, was way-laid by a highwayman, who at a convenient place demanded the money; on this the boy took to his heels and ran away but being overtaken by the highwayman, who dismounted, he pulled the money out of his pocket and strewed it about, and while the highwayman was picking it up, the boy jumped upon the horse and rode home.