Sentence examples for moving affair from inspiring English sources

All of which makes the last call for flights from the airport a moving affair.

Nigel's childhood  – after his mum died and his brothers moved out, he rattled about a big house while his dad worked late  – was a moving affair.

A mouth-wateringly beautiful platformer that mixes fantastical magic with Metroidvania exploration, it's a surprisingly moving affair that has the player guiding a cute furry creature around darkness-ravaged environments full of deadly surprises.

"You are handling the big corps more gently, more kindly and generously than you are small and medium size British enterprises that can't move their affair to a tax havens".

But the record it's on is a far moodier affair, moving through country, folk, and classic rock.

"Somehow there was the perception, which is completely off the wall, that I had this gilded, adulterous life moving from one affair or soiree to another.

It's a broken-backed affair, moving from the taut intrigue of recent thrillers such as Zal Batmanglij's The East to the open-ended existential angst of executive producer Todd Haynes's Safe.

But if you were expecting another somber, slow-moving affair, the developers would like to remind you that they were also behind the excellent Painkiller and underrated Bulletstorm.

By itself, moving into regulatory affairs is tough because none of this work is taught at the university, and in regulatory affairs, experience rules.

Is there any advantage to joining the FDA first, gaining experience, and then moving to regulatory affairs at a company?

The visual, then, is seen as demographic: the form-patterns people actually make in their lives, answering basic needs; patterns like those made by people in their quotidian affairs, moving about the city (that paradigmatic immersive technology), trying to live their desires.