Sentence examples for of those affairs from inspiring English sources

When Derek Jeter was asked if tonight's game reminded him of those affairs, he said, "Definitely".

It's one of those affairs we don't dare go to knowing in advance that we wouldn't know how to act.

Damiano Michieletto's production is one of those affairs in which essentially traditional direction is camouflaged by décor (by Paolo Fantin, with costumes by Carla Teti and lighting by Martin Gebhardt) far removed from anything traditional.

My bed was an iron cot, one of those affairs which are made wide enough to sleep on comfortably only by putting up, flat with the middle section, the two sides which ordinarily hang down like the sideboards of a drop-leaf table.

All of those affairs were small fry, however, compared to the scandal unleashed by last summer's signing of Brazilian starlet Neymar from Santos in a deal worth 57.1m euros(£47.3m) - or 86.1m euros (£71.3m), according to the tax authorities - who have argued that Barca deliberately under-declared the true value of the deal in an elaborate tax dodge.

"I had an affair with him, but it wasn't one of those sleazy affairs, doesn't matter what he says".

Last fall was full of new beginnings for me: my graduate career, my search for self, my heightened awareness of international politics and events, and my role as a citizen of the United States in those affairs.

In Stephen Crane's "Red Badge of Courage," before going into battle, Henry Fleming felt that "he was about to mingle in one of those great affairs of the earth".

You direct a police car to the junkyard, but it's one of those sprawling affairs with thousands of cars.

The Y-shaped hotel itself is one of those massive affairs that have come to dominate the Strip.

The title poem is one of those riddling affairs so beloved of the judges in National Poetry Competitions (it won first prize in 2010).