"fiery affair" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically suggests a passionate and intense relationship between two people. For example, "She and her partner had a fiery affair that ended tragically."
The Welsh derby will also be a fiery affair as managerless Swansea welcome rivals Cardiff to the Liberty Stadium.
In a fiery affair, Port's Jasper Pittard will be scrutinised for a block some 50 metres off the ball which felled Palmer in the second stanza.
The teams meet at Campbelltown on Saturday night and though both sides sit outside the eight it will be a fiery affair.
It was an ignominious end to a career in which he had punched the ambitious Ken Barlow in the jaw; married Rita, then had a fiery affair with Elsie Tanner; been injured when a lorry crashed into the Rover's Return; and become a town councillor, only to lose his seat through being drunk and disorderly.
When these two met last year it was a fiery affair and with a lot more on the line in front of what will be the biggest Titans home crowd of the year, there will likely be plenty of aggro and a real sense of importance.
He bolstered his position as opposition foreign affairs spokesman with fiery performances in parliament, pressing prime minister John Howard and foreign minister Alexander Downer on their alleged roles in kickback scandals in which Australia's monopoly wheat exporter was found to have paid bribes to Saddam Hussein under the UN oil-for-food programme.
Even still, the match poses a certain amount of intrigue for the neutral, with the affair set to be a fiery contest between two arch-rivals on alien soil, with the added sentimentality of the clash being Jupp Heynckes last game in charge of the German giants before the Pep Guardiola revolution begins.
Mr Moulton, whose Better Capital group owned the parcel delivery firm, praised his failed managers in a fiery confrontation with MPs from the powerful Scottish affairs and business select committees yesterday.
In the novel, Marcel can't decide whether his fiery paramour is lying to him and carrying on lesbian affairs behind his back.
He was infatuated by the fiery, auburn-haired beauty, six months his senior, and would later have a brief affair with her.
Mahmoud Zahar, a Hamas leader in Gaza known for his often fiery outspokenness, said on Monday, "We do not intervene in Egypt's internal affairs".
