I went to press events – catered affairs where old newspapermen ate little sandwiches and listened to old executives talk about new technology and I live-blogged.
Debates are carefully planned events ― affairs that are hashed out months in advance by the Commission on Presidential Debates, the Secret Service and the host university.
Turck had become a member of the Holland Society of New York in 1917 and was active in their events and affairs.
Its two main events — the affair between Melody's contemptuous daughter, Sara Emily Bergll), and a young poet who is in residence at the inn, and the murder of Con's beloved horse — happen offstage.
Did one action, event, process or state of affairs (event for short) cause another?
It might as well be considered an afternoon event — an affair resplendent with flocks of local interns juggling four-drink trays and hobo bags, the guessing-game of what drink you will actually end up enjoying, and a queue that rivals that of Magnolia Bakery on a Saturday night.
Sunday night's game six was, uncharacteristically for this series, a cagey low-event defensive affair.
In this definition, like those set out below, "X" ranges over individuals and "Y" ranges over items that can be a matter of luck for an individual, e.g., events, states of affairs, personality traits, actions, omissions, and much else.
Light entertainment events became pious affairs.
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