Sentence examples for affair marks from inspiring English sources

The affair marks the latest road block on the long fight to improve the batteries that power our electronics.

There is no doubt, too, that the "flotilla affair" marks a watershed for Egypt — and to a lesser extent for Saudi Arabia.

2. This community affair marks its 39th season with a nuanced roster of free acts: the swing banjo troupe Cynthia Sayer and her Sparks Fly band, the alt-country Celtic rockers Carbon Leaf, the pop-punks Hank & Cupcakes and more.

The Verizon or PRISM or Snowden affair marks a turning point in the history -- a very young history -- of the Internet and its governance within the international law landscape.

Like Brexit, like the invasion of Iraq, the Profumo affair marked a turning point.

The second-half was a scrappy affair, marked by some very poor kicking by both sides.

But the Republican primary was a nasty three-way affair marked by mudslinging and name-calling in which each candidate called the others carpetbaggers, frauds and bogus conservatives.

That, together with the Thorpe affair, marked the beginning of a much more sceptical approach to Westminster and the conduct of MPs.

Herzl's reading was that the affair marked the end of a credible idea of assimilation; Marcel Proust's was that it marked the end of a credible idea of aristocracy.

Later that year Vogue launched Fashion's Night Out, a joint global initiative encouraging people to patronize international designers and retailers during the global financial crisis; the now annual affair marked the largest shopping event in history.

From there, the game descended into an increasingly chippy affair marked by shoves and stiff-arms and the frantic gesturing of players from each side for one perceived injustice after another.