Sentence examples for a temporary affair from inspiring English sources
In the valleys across Sindhupalchowk, though, shelter remains a temporary affair.
When Erika Cohen, a former magazine editor, and her husband Roma, a retail veteran, first started their operation, it was a temporary affair -- white walls and rolling racks -- located on a seedy strip.
Restoring Britain's global influence, through the special relationship with America in which Mrs Thatcher took such pride, seems a temporary affair in the wake of the bungled wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The resulting logjam on our table causes considerable interest among fellow diners in the mundane dining room (a temporary affair soon to be superseded by an eating area that will boast an equine motif: "Stable doors, horse stalls, that kind of thing... ......)... ......
After my mother, sister and I went to America, my grandmother was careful to keep everything just as we had left it, because our trip out of the country was only supposed to be a temporary affair – a minor fluke in history that would pass once the country's military dictatorship was destroyed.
Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images Updated at 4.56pm BST 4.30pm BST Some birdie news that may cause the sensation of happiness across Europe: one for Colsearts on 2, and for McDowell on 5. "I've backed Furyk and Rose this week, who appear to have started well, but let me assure your reader(s) that this is a temporary affair," grumps Jonathan Wood.
On 10 September 1969 Army chief Lt General Sir Ian Freeland made a prediction: "The peace line will be a very, very temporary affair," he told the world's media gathered in Belfast.
He belongs to Ms Rousseff's governing coalition, but Brazilian coalitions are temporary affairs.
But let me assure your readers: The current state of affairs inside the West Wing is, as far as I'm concerned, a temporary state of affairs.
This is a temporary state of affairs.
In its letter to shareholders, Twitter emphasized its belief that the fall-off was a temporary state of affairs.
