Sentence examples for affair it has from inspiring English sources

A one-room affair, it has an open fireplace and a collection of books.

But, although Maria Aberg's new production of As You Like It is a joyous, big-hearted affair, it has yet to acquire – at three hours and 20 minutes running time – the quicksilver fluency we look for in a Shakespeare comedy.

Once a trade-only affair, it has become increasingly consumer-led off the back of design houses opening up to social media audiences, and using their shows as significant marketing opportunities accordingly.

Da Vinci now says it will take the authorities to court to clear its name and has filed a police complaint against the broker and journalist over what it says was an extortion plot.Whatever the truth behind this murky affair, it has revealed something about how the attitudes of Chinese consumers are changing.

But like a solid marriage rather than a heady love affair, it has stood the test of time, righting itself when it starts to go wrong, knowing that what's at stake are a great many warm memories, some yet to be made.

Sky News has moved swiftly to bring a end to the affair - it has taken just two days to come to a conclusion - and it will be relieved the fake TV story will not be prominent in tomorrow's papers because of coverage of the events surrounding the disappearance of alleged MoD mole, Dr David Kelly.

Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt will meet David Cameron next week, just days after the internet giant was mauled by a Commons committee over its tax affairs, it has emerged.

While the fund has begun to make public its assessments of how well countries are managing their economic affairs, it has always been leery of publicly singling out wayward countries.

That is what happens in "Private Affairs". It has a fine idea in it.

When the Chinese government has intervened directly in Hong Kong's business affairs, it has met with vigorous opposition.

Since the Welles and Saroyan affairs, it has been practically impossible to interest a big agent in an intellectual giant.