Sentence examples for affair that could from inspiring English sources

It was an affair that could not last.

Then there's the dancing: a hip-swivelling affair that could have come straight from Wigan Casino.

It is a film about a love affair that could never be.

That obscure, mundane event hardly seems a proper overture to an affair that could unsettle a Presidency.

It's actually rather slight, a handsome and defanged affair that could have been commissioned by Boris Johnson, perhaps suggesting their increasing comfort.

The desserts are excellent, especially the house-made ice cream sandwich (another huge affair that could easily feed two), chocolate bread pudding and strawberries and shortbread.

On reflection it was not a state of affairs that could ever be permanent.

Torre said the trip's dinners were sacred, boisterous affairs that could last three hours.

Four of the six games were close, tense affairs that could have tipped either way on a few possessions, or whistles.

He characterized Mr. Khatami's visit as "an opportunity for the involvement of Iran in world political affairs and world economic affairs that could provide an alternative to the policies of the conservatives in Iran".

The panel said in a report that training camps in Afghanistan for militants were "simple, rudimentary affairs" that could easily move around, and it noted that information on militants was not easy to obtain.