Sentence examples for big affair from inspiring English sources

The Spring opening of local Frank Campbell was also a big affair, with orchestra, etc.

Given Jon's unceremonious death it presumably wouldn't be a big affair, though perhaps Sam will show up to burn his friend's body?

The NATO gathering was a big affair, spread over two days, attended by leaders of the alliance and special guests, among them the presidents of Afghanistan and Russia.

"It's a pretty big affair from the view of the media and for politicians, but if you look at public opinion, it's not so compelling," said Bruno Jeanbart, director of political research at the OpinionWay polling institute in Paris.

Guadagnino tells the story of a grande bourgeoise in Milan (Tilda Swinton), a woman from Russia who is married to the scion of a great Italian industrial family and has a big affair with the burry, inarticulate, but talented chef whom one of her grown sons has befriended.

McMahon denies the rumor that Carson has become anti-social because of his abstinence: "If it's a big affair, you'll maybe find him in a corner, talking one to one, but in a small group he can be the life of the party, doing tricks, killing everybody".

"They are big affairs, with a lot of formal choreography.

But China's emergence means these big affairs are no longer risky, provided they are tame enough to get a Chinese screening slot.

But, on the flip side, those of us who are throwing the big affairs sometimes fail to realize our events aren't always the No. 1 priority for others.

Selling up to 250 tickets, and with as many as 80 volunteers, they can be pretty big affairs, especially when you consider the ratio of trees to people in Humboldt.

Next: a Lebenberg dinner, which was a heavy affair, big on schnitzel and strudel, all washed down with tall glasses of Gösser beer.