set-fair in a sentence

Definition

Set-fair: likely to be favorable or pleasant, especially in reference to weather or conditions.

The weather forecast suggests it will be set-fair for the weekend, perfect for our picnic.
After weeks of uncertainty, the stock market finally appears set-fair for recovery.
With the new management in place, the company's future looks set-fair and promising.
The team's hard work has put them in a set-fair position for the championship.
As the sun rose over the horizon, it was clear that the day was set-fair for an adventure.