Sentence examples for affairs in between from inspiring English sources

As England prepare to take part in an authentically South American World Cup for the first time since Chile in 1962 – albeit with a couple of distinctly southern-flavoured Mexican affairs in between – it is worth reflecting that there are few footballing histories as nuanced or as quietly potent as England in the Americas.

At 3 20 p.m., I got to the Empire State Building, determined to honor the lovers who swore to meet there in "Love Affair" (1939 and 1994), the in-between remake, "An Affair to Remember" (1957), and the homage-paying "Sleepless in Seattle" (1993) (and the title character of "King Kong," of course, who knew the fastest way to the top).

Students read out the names of all Jewish people arrested by French police when Papon was responsible for Jewish affairs in Bordeaux between 1942 and 1944.

This paper is one of the earliest to employ a binary relation between possible states of affairs in order to discriminate between S5 and weaker systems.

They are awkward affairs in which Rory mediates between her mickey-taking mother and pursed-lipped grandmother.

Every game counts the same in the standings, but there is an inherent difference between affairs in March and those in April, when the Nets — so they hope — will be polishing their blemishes in advance of the postseason.

Shame is one of the central subjects of Giovanni's Room, published in 1956 and recounting a tormented love affair in Paris between the American narrator, David, and Giovanni, an Italian bartender.

(Telecharge) LA BOHÈME -- Baz Luhrmann's muchanticipated musical theater treatment of Puccini's grand and grandiose love story about the doomed affair in Paris between a seamstress and a poet.

As far as I can tell, the show (which the video follows) is about a fictional Romeo-and-Juliet love affair in 1983 between a young West German "Udu Lindenberg" and an East German girl, Jessy, which hits a hurdle because of the Berlin Wall.

Law states of affairs in particular are causal relations between universals (Armstrong 1986, §15.2). 54.

"Qaddafi hated us because Ibadis never recognized his authority," remarked Sheikh Ramadan Azuza, the head of religious affairs in Jadu, during a break between lessons at the school.