Sentence examples for different affair to from inspiring English sources

We will look at this on a case by case basis". School meals in France are a very different affair to their British equivalent.

Sixty-seven with a guaranteed gold or silver for Joe Joyce in today's super-heavyweight boxing final will cement Rio as Britain's most successful Olympics since 1908 (a rather different affair to the modern Games, although the pool turned green then too).

His Solomun + Åme daytime party at Canibal Royal was a totally different affair to his initial outing at Diynamic, much more playful and stompy as he dropped one grin-warranting selection after another.

"The utter rout of the French, which has been so generally spoken of, turns out to be quite a different affair.

The U.S. border with Canada is a very different affair, with citizens from both countries able to travel back and forth with ease and without visas.

The Paris leg was to be a slightly different affair, with a line-up that was as much heritage as it was future.

The follow-up, produced by Charli XCX collaborator Ariel Rechtshaid, is a very different affair, Flowers's flair for a hook harnessed to an unashamedly pop-leaning set of songs.

Verdi's opera, which carries the principles of Italian singing to Wagnerian extremes, is an altogether different affair from the Rossini version presented here two weeks earlier.

During those intervening years, opera had been transformed into a very different affair by Richard Wagner in Germany, a metamorphosis that threatened to undermine the prized vocal sumptuousness of traditional Italian opera.

It was, however, an altogether different affair in Pesky, a northern suburb of Donetsk close to the city's airport in the country's east.

1990's Heaven or Las Vegas, which was the band's farewell to 4AD in the UK, was a different affair all round.