Sentence examples for giving affairs from inspiring English sources

The Sahara Tent debuted a new, bullseye-like rig to the middle of the stage, giving affairs a vaguely Ultra-esque vibe.

We can't give these affairs and marriages marks out of 10.

"Together, Clive and the new hire will be able to double the amount of focus we can give [current affairs] at this level.

They showed that Islam is not about violence and terrorists Well done to Eastenders, for this storyline and bringing Islam given current affairs into your soap, emotional and heart warming.

It will give current affairs what Tony Hall calls the 'oomph' he wants us to have in this area, and it's a vote of confidence in the power of our analysis and investigative journalism.

Last year, as reports documented dozens of shootings by agents on the Southwest border, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson gave internal affairs investigators the authority to conduct criminal investigations into alleged misconduct and abuse.

His mother retired as the director of annual giving and alumni affairs at Purchase College.

But the pointless campaigns were lively, colourful affairs, giving an impressive imitation of the forms of democracy.

Film festival news conferences are generally friendly affairs, giving a movie's stars and director the chance to take a public victory lap.

The lines gave the affair a vibe of exclusivity, although, really, they were long mostly because the houses could only fit one or two people at a time.

It gave the affair all the warmth of an East German spy interrogation.