Sentence examples for affair across from inspiring English sources

Verlaine and Rimbaud pursued their affair across the street, and Ezra Pound lived nearby for a while.

And once the love affair across enemy lines develops -- a story, of course, as old as storytelling -- the modest precision of Jiles's writing takes on a kind of urgency, probably because the dramatic issues are never in doubt.

After much debate about the whole affair across social media, Ed Balls himself then weighed in on Twitter offering this explanation for the apparent inconsistency.

The bulk of that frothy growth can be attributed to a replenishing of business inventories, a one-time affair unless across-the-board economic activity picks up.

Life in Darfur continues to deteriorate alongside the overall state of affairs across the country.

Cooke has given his talk on affairs across the Atlantic for 53 years; for the last 31 years every week.

The trust also said the BBC should provide more "prominent and high quality investigative and analytical current affairs" across the schedule.

He has been showing up at celebrity affairs across the city not to seek out movie stars or rappers, but to document what he says is the exploitation that he and his colleagues face.

Responding to a complaint from a listener about the lack of coverage of HSBC's tax affairs across Global's many stations, Ofcom's radio licensing manager Jon Heasman wrote in an email: "Global confirmed that it had advised all of its radio stations to drop the HSBC story from around 8.45am onwards on 9 February.

In its most recent set of objectives for the current financial year, the BBC Trust, chaired by Lord Patten, said Hall must work on "improving and increasing the representation of women on air" as well as flagging up concerns about peaktime drama on BBC1 and current affairs across both that channel and BBC2.

The long estrangement between father and son – Richard and his father didn't speak for the last 10 years of Alaric's life – is a fertile ground for such an investigation, as are the machinations of governmental agencies, love affairs across cultural divides, and the nature of religious fervour.