Sentence examples for fatal affair from inspiring English sources
Within hours of their initial encounter, he has driven Georgie to Perth and they've embarked on a fatal affair.
Coinciding with Seville's Biennial Flamenco Festival, nine open-air performances of Bizet's "Carmen" were scheduled to unfold next month amid the landmarks of the city, setting of a feisty cigar roller's fatal affair with the soldier Don José.
In "Mies Julie," adapted by the director Yael Farber (her "MoLoRa" played New York last year), Strindberg's play is transplanted to a post-apartheid farmhouse where Julie (Hilda Cronje) is the daughter of the white landowner, and she enters into what proves to be a fatal affair with one of the black servants (Bongile Mantsai).
What's more, it turns out that, by a series of benevolent bequests, the library also has a few choice and telling letters from Burr and Hamilton and even from Eliza Hamilton — "best of wives and best of women," as Manuel's lyrics have it — all speaking around, and eventually to, the famous and fatal affair.
In one of the last scenes, a majestic white Andalusian stallion, trained at the famous equestrian school in nearby Jerez and ridden by Jaime de la Puerta, who plays the picador with whom she has her fatal affair, dances onstage with Lalo Tejada, in the role of Carmen.
At that point in Tapia's life I think that he had only been declared dead on two occasions because of his fatal love affair with drugs.
The city's current It Girl is the title character of "Anna Nicole" (as in Smith), Mark-Anthony Turnage's endlessly discussed opera about a tabloid queen and her fatal love affair with fame.
His fatal love affair with the actress Sybil Vane alerts him to the secret of his eternal youth: he will remain untarnished while his portrait reflects the hideous corruption of his soul.
The latter, a scholar and professor glutted with dry book learning and hungry for experience, resorts to magic, arranges a pact with the Devil, and embarks on a journey with his new companion, Mephistopheles, that leads him straight to Margarete and their fatal love affair.
While an unhappy 19th Century Russian marriage which leads to a fatal adulterous affair may be irresistible to one reader, a man who wakes up one morning as a beetle may be what presses the button of another.
Through them, she also learned of the experiences of other women in the extended family, notably their arranged marriages and frustated -- at times fatal -- love affairs, their desire for education and their submission to the rule of men.
