The phrase "affairs performed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing tasks, duties, or activities that have been completed or executed.
Example: "The report detailed all the affairs performed during the last quarter, highlighting key achievements and challenges."
Alternatives: "tasks completed" or "activities carried out".
Himself a playwright, Lan argues that great plays are contradictory affairs, performing a tussle between revelation and concealment.
She also brings experience in adult continuing education, alumni affairs, performing arts and international relations.
This elaboration increased until drama became a secular affair performed on stages or carts in town streets or open spaces.
Here it is a do-it-yourself affair, performed over live coals that are lowered into a cavity in the middle of the table, in a metal basket, then covered with a rack.
We think of the drama of Shakespeare's time as an open-air affair, performed in the blustery Elizabethan amphitheatres of which the original Globe was the most famous example, until it burned down in 1613 owing to a cock-up with a cannon.
It would be unreasonable, I guess, to expect the thunderous climate overhanging the novel — which curses at political correctness and the Monica Lewinsky scandal — to survive on film, but all we are left with, in essence, is an unlikely love affair, performed by two actors so remorselessly skilled that, by the end, you can't see the love for the skill.
It was an extravagant six-hour affair, performed among the guests — elevated stages did not yet exist — in a large gallery at the Petit-Bourbon, and told an allegory of "the enchantress Circe vanquished by the powerful gods Minerva and Jupiter," ending with Circe presenting her magic wand to the king himself before a ballet of naiads, dryads, princesses and a queen.
Under that standard, the social affairs portfolio performed best, followed by immigration, where women filled 53.1% and 50% of all board positions respectively.
I knew that song, but I was unfamiliar with "There's a Room in My House," a charming courtship duet from "A Family Affair" (1962) performed by Ms. Errico and the droll, pure-voiced Jason Danieley ("The Full Monty").
Contemporary R&B; stars John Legend and Joss Stone (no relation) are up for a Grammy this year for their recording (with Van Hunt) of Sly's "Family Affair". They performed the song on one of two albums of Sly & the Family Stone material recently distributed by Starbucks, and were among the medley of young artists who dominated the Grammy tribute.
