Sentence examples for To affair from inspiring English sources
noun
That which is done or is to be done; matter; concern; business of any kind, commercial, professional, or public; — often in the plural.
- A difficult affair to manage
And never has the Walford Woël disappointed, from paternity scandals over lunch to affair exposés around the Christmas tree and a little light murder in the post-prandial lull.
You get lightheaded and floaty being outside at that height, a bit like falling in love, which is probably why Empire is the scene ender in classic love stories like An Affair to Remember, Sleepless in Seattle (in homage to Affair) and King Kong (yes, it is a love story).
He is a charismatic speaker, and the appeal of his sermons, he believes, is that they focus on the Bible not only as spiritual resource but as practical guide for everyday life, with themes such as "How Can I Be Happy?" and "How to Affair-Proof Your Marriage".
It can bring an open mind to affairs of state.
Mehmed IV, however, devoted himself to hunting rather than to affairs of state.
Economists may seem soulless, unlikely guides to affairs of the heart.
I wonder how many people have preemptively admitted to affairs, just to avoid any potential outing.
Mr Erdogan needs to attend to affairs at home.
Learn what science has now revealed how to affair-proof your relationship.
That's why listening to experts talk about how to "affair-proof" your relationship seems silly, and maybe even creates a false sense of security.
Misplaced Trust Articles and shows about how to spot signs of cheating or how to affair-proof our relationships prey upon our insecurities and fears.
