Sentence examples for aff from inspiring English sources
noun
Affirmative; the resolution made by one group and countered by the opposing group's negative
The Afghanistan Football Federation (AFF) now plan to set up a meeting between the Barcelona superstar and the youngster, whose father previously said he couldn't afford a real Messi top.
"Wassa point a doan a marrud wumman if you aff ter use a Frenchie?
Telling the story of Mr Wullie Wonka's invitation of five children into his chocolate factory – "Has Violet Boakregarde bitten aff mair than she can chaw?
PO Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Oki, a successful middle-aged writer, revisits Otoko, with whom he had a disastrous aff air when she was only 15 years old.
"AFF is particularly concerned that soldiers and families already stressed from experiences of war face no extended 'recuperation' when back at home," the report said.
Sinclair has off ered glimpses of all this before, but never so directly, and the results are surprisingly aff ecting.
On the vernacular Scots weather scale of "taps" (tops) "oan" or "aff" (on or off), the 2013 instalment of this first big weekender of the festival summer falls delightfully into the latter category.
A smaller segment of the population, earning between £39,000 and £40,500, would also be adversely aff ected by the decision to align the upper threshold for national insurance with the point at which the 40p tax band kicks in.
Ev-en the mor-ale of their dogs can some-times be ad-verse-ly aff-ect-ed.
British soldiers are working hours that are not healthy or sustainable, according to a survey by the Army Families Federation AFFF).
VICTOR BAILEY TRIO (Friday and Saturday) Victor Bailey, an electric bassist with gold-plated credentials in funk and fusion, leads a trio featuring the similarly versatile Randy Johnston on guitar and Jaime Aff on drums.
