Sentence examples for memorable affair from inspiring English sources

The dinner is usually a memorable affair, with numerous dignitaries attending -- Tony Blair was the speaker last year -- and the candidates engaging in gentle digs and self-deprecatory humor.

One particularly memorable affair was that of Russian billionaire Andrei Melnichenko and his bride-to-be, the former Miss Yugoslavia, Aleksandra Kokotovic.

Preston shared his expertise on everything that goes into planning a memorable affair.

In the climate of class struggles in 1970s France, Charlie Hebdo offered a generation of youngsters (who often nicked the magazine from newsagents) a memorable take on current affairs.

The only memorable moment about the whole affair was when Brandon Jennings guaranteed a victory in their opening round series against the Miami Heat.

Newsnight's audience bounced back in July 2011 with its coverage of the phone-hacking affair, and its memorable on-screen debate featuring Steve Coogan and former News of the World journalist Paul McMullan.

Saturday's awards were a somewhat low-key affair with a few memorable speeches but no earthquakes in a rapidly solidifying award season.

Adelle Waldman's first novel The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P William Heinemannn) is memorable for its Austen-like wit, humour, social astuteness and scarily accurate insights into men.

He has been responsible for some of the most memorable moments in broadcasting, from current affairs satire The Day Today to the infamous Brass Eye Paedophile Special.

Bitsy is both a variation on a familiar Tyler character — the mushy, gregarious woman like Maggie in "Breathing Lessons" who is constantly getting involved in other people's affairs — and an insufferably memorable creation in her own right.

This was to us the most memorable incident of our first and only affair with the radio, the fact that we could not speak for America until we had been frisked.