Sentence examples for according to current affairs from inspiring English sources

Love, God," according to current affairs site Salon.com.

He organises regular youth events and interfaith discussions on issues relating to current affairs and religion.

Take it away, Maynard: But this long run is a misleading guide to current affairs.

It is sport that tugs me back in to "current affairs".

Never let it be said that fashion is less than oblivious to current affairs.

But this long run is a misleading guide to current affairs.

"But this long run," he wrote, "is a misleading guide to current affairs.

With each passing day, Five was more and more relevant to current affairs.

The bloggers' interests range from children and families to current affairs and beauty.

This ranges from daytime chat shows to current affairs programs, to the news.

Drew who can also shred a quarter-pipe on his scooter, according to some A Current Affair footage says he avoided suspicion at the airport by using the self-check-in machine and then later convincing the hotel staff in Bali to let him into a room, claiming he was traveling with his sister.