The phrase "affair open" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where an affair is ongoing or not concealed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Their affair was open, and everyone in the office seemed to know about it."
Alternatives: "ongoing affair" or "public affair".
The Demons busted the low-scoring affair open in the second term with three goals in three and a half minutes, including two to Vandenberg.
The book reveals that the study of globalization of sport, like any other activity, is a rich and multidisciplinary affair, open to the analysis of historians, anthropologists, economists and many other specialists.
The affair, open to the public, which starts at 3 p.m. with an auction preview and closes at 11 p.m., will be at La Maganette Restaurant, 50th Street and Third Avenue.
Friday's White House press briefing, normally an on-camera affair open to all reporters with press credentials, was turned into an exclusive event for certain outlets hand-picked by the administration.
It is painfully obvious that the Democratic party has become a "members-only" affair, open to "pay-for-play" candidates and electeds who bring in big donations to the machine in exchange for committee seats, which enable them to return legislative favors to the high-roller donors of their campaigns.
FAMILY AFFAIR Opens on Friday in Manhattan.
"The Sparsholt Affair" opens in 1940.
The festival, a monthlong affair, opened as scheduled on Sept. 22.
It's a rusting, beautiful affair, opened in 1820 and spanning 450 feet, and is the oldest suspension bridge carrying road traffic.
Her band, A Black Tie Affair, opened with a couple of extended neo-soul-style jams before an uncharacteristically subdued Lady Alma ascended the stage.
That he seems to have come out on top in this battle is good news.Welcome, too, is the little window the affair opens into the corrupt, fratricidal ways of party politics.
