Sentence examples for affair among from inspiring English sources

"Brazil's public debt is an affair among Brazilians themselves," said Edmar L. Bacha, the chief strategist at Banco BBA Creditanstalt, a leading investment bank in São Paulo.

One of the most gripping incidents -- the ugly affair among a teacher (Christine Jirku), her lover (Victor Hennemann) and his friend (Georg Friedrich) -- does become something touching.

Casting was a family affair: among the American actors in the troupe, Ms. Borowitz, the couple's 9-year-old son Diego and Mr. Turturro's cousin Aida Turturro all juggled multiple roles.

Out of Joint had had the odd succès fou – Shopping and Fucking, The Permanent Way, Feelgood – and several succès d'estime – Macbeth, The Big Fellah, Duck and A State Affair among them.

The Brisby Affair Among all the internecine entanglements this rivalry presents, the freshest is the case of Jets receiver Vincent Brisby, who hours after his shocking release by the Patriots last month, was being wooed by the Jets.

ST. CHARLES, Mo .— For all its symbolic import, the first plebiscite on the Obama health care law, to be held Tuesday in Missouri, seems likely to be a low-turnout affair among an electorate dominated by Republican primary voters and conservative activists.

There's their old friend, an aging bachelor doctor having an affair with (among other people) the property manager's wife, who agonizes over what a masochist she is to share her lover with other women.

Unfortunately, by the time that becomes apparent, policy options may be limited by the trend itself.Two factors in particular seem to be undermining investor confidence: doubts about corporate performance in America, especially in the wake of the Enron affair, where (among other things) profits were deliberately overstated; and the coincident weakening of confidence among American consumers.

Skelton took flight to New York, where she worked in a bookshop and as a dental assistant, had affairs with (among others) the dramatic critic Kenneth Tynan and the cartoonist Charles Addams and sent back a series of autobiographical short stories for Alan Ross – another of her ex-lovers – to publish in the London Magazine and eventually in book form as Born Losers (1965).

How many people would put money on an untapped thirst for serious news and current affairs among young teens?

He is a former steelworker, miner and PhD-holding lecturer who counts foreign affairs among his special interests.