In the opening scenes, we see her stuck in a cold, abusive affair.
The typical North American Christmas (the one from my youth) was a cold and wintery affair.
During the post-World War II era, Russia was a central player in international affairs, locked in a Cold War struggle with the United States.
So, consider the possible state of affairs in which a cold cup of tea spontaneously starts to boil.
This year's title game was a cold-shooting, foul-filled affair, but what the game lacked in aesthetics, it made up for in drama, with the game on the line in the final minute.
Celebrating, in "No Road," a broken-off affair, Larkin concludes: To watch that world come up like a cold sun, Rewarding others, is my liberty.
Or a cold, cold, cold, cold prickly?
(Something about the handcuffs she's holding makes him nervous.) Alex Mark Porroo) is a vain, ambitious television reporter who has been trying to worm his way out of his marriage to the strait-laced Maggie (Katy Kurtzman) by conducting a self-destructive affair with a cold-hearted co-worker (Lea Hastings).
Opening on the barren "A Start of Sorts", it could be assumed the album would be a relatively cold but thoughtful affair, which is in some strokes true, but it doesn't preview quite how many deft touches and moments of lightness there are to come.
The education reform movement is a peculiarly cold and clinical affair, stripping most learning of flesh-and-blood human values and perspectives in favor of whatever can be measured on bubble sheets.
