Sentence examples for deadly affair from inspiring English sources
Gay bashing in 1970s America was a deadly affair.
She played James Mason's Holocaust-survivor wife in Sidney Lumet's The Deadly Affair (1966).
THE DEADLY AFFAIR An electric poignancy permeates this 1966 adaptation of John le Carré's novella "Call for the Dead".
The next couple of attempts, Sidney Lumet's 1966 "Deadly Affair" (based on the novel "Call for the Dead") and Frank R. Pierson's "Looking Glass War" (1969), were largely bungled operations, though "Deadly Affair" benefits from the casting of James Mason as a version of Mr. le Carré's most famous character, the mild-mannered and deceptively wily spymaster George Smiley.
He was the star of works as different as The Deadly Affair, Mandingo, Cross of Iron and The Seagull (where he played Trigorin).
Back in the UK, he directed a gloomy version of John le Carré's Call for the Dead, retitled The Deadly Affair (1966), with a great performance by James Mason, lost in a foggy London and an impenetrable plot.
While developing Deadly Affairs, she became a contestant on "Wheel of Fortune" and other game shows.
She loved reading mysteries; later, at the University of Pittsburgh, she studied nonfiction writing, and after graduating she founded a company, Deadly Affairs, that staged murder mysteries in clients' homes.
The fights themselves can be deadly affairs.
It was called "The Deadly Games Affair" (all episodes were "affairs").
Most news organizations are covering the trial straight, as if it were a deadly serious affair.
