Sentence examples for Some affair from inspiring English sources

At the Bong Hong Hotel, Sita and I checked into separate rooms (some affair!), changed out of our fancy duds and, while Mr. Chien bathed his dusty Citroën, began our inquiries: Where could we find the riverfront house of a rich Chinese man?

BW: He left school when he was 15; it was a little scandal he got into, he had some affair with a--it was actually the wife of somebody he was tutoring.

He had some affairs but nothing serious.

Though, as we know, some affairs last longer than some marriages.

The marriage collapsed after about five years; we simply weren't compatible and I had some affairs.

Because he kills time waiting for the first lady to get ready for a reception, not by squeezing in some affairs of state but by calling out some crossword clues: JED: 'Laissez-faire doctrine', fifteen letters.

The colonies had gained responsible government between 1855 and 1890, and while the Colonial Office in London retained control of some affairs, the Governor of the each colony was required to raise their own colonial militia.

But they didn't think it was a matter of legitimate public interest, although arguably some affairs really were: Harding used Republican National Convention funds as hush money, for instance.

"I thought it would be some bourgeoisie affair.

For some, an affair waits in the wings.

Their current "split" hinges on some alleged affair Karen's supposed to have had.