Meanings of fair sprinkling in English

Only a fair sprinkling of these last, in those early days.

There was also a fair sprinkling of white men, equally degraded.

Every gambler in town was there, with a fair sprinkling of cowmen and our tribe.

Most of the men were military, but there was a fair sprinkling of civilians nevertheless.

There was a fair sprinkling of women, also carriages.

There was a fair sprinkling of "H" on it besides "H" at supper.

The majority of the students were old friends, although there was a fair sprinkling of new boys.

Oh, a fair sprinkling-aboutwhat you'd look for in a train of a hundred and thirty people.

A fair sprinkling of college men were in the room, handing round tea and cakes to the guests.

The people whom we met on the streets were mostly negroes, though there was a fair sprinkling of whites.

When Mrs. Butler and Miss Peters appeared on the scene there had already arrived a fair sprinkling of guests.

There were a few other gentle-people in the church besides themselves, and a very fair sprinkling of farmers and villagers.

As a rule, in London we always have a very fair sprinkling of agnostics in a congregation, and sometimes more than a sprinkling.

Outside it lie the Suk al-Khuzayriyah, or greengrocers' market, and the Suk al-Habbabah, or the grain bazar, with a fair sprinkling of coffee-houses.

He took more particular note of the volumes in the well-filled bookcases,-volumesof poetry, French novels, with a fair sprinkling of modern English fiction.

To be sure there was a fair sprinkling of Dutchmen among the soldiers; but his heart had begun to warm somewhat towards that nation.