Sentence examples for previous affairs from inspiring English sources

Again, Murasaki plays with echoes of previous affairs.

Her previous affairs had been gruelling, and she had promised herself not to do gruelling ever again.

Mrs Rathband said that her late husband had had a number of previous affairs leading up to the relationship with Ms French.

Janet was already an unpopular character by then, because of her previous affairs with two other Coronation Street males.

(NYPost) * An avid runner and health nut (NY Daily News) * Following her husband's comments about his previous affairs, Paterson explained that ""Like most marriages, you go through certain difficult periods," Michelle Paterson said.

The result is that my friend is "chasing the dragon" of the previous affair, and is overall unhappy with that pursuit and what is happening at home.

On a warm, breezy evening, this match looked as if would never equal the intensity of their previous affair in January, a classic that also ended in an 8-6 score in the third-set tie breaker.

The court was informed of her affair with Dereham whilst Henry was away; they dispatched Thomas Cranmer to investigate, who brought evidence of Queen Catherine's previous affair with Dereham to the king's notice.

Similar examples were procured of Catharine Linck in Prussia in 1717, executed in 1721; Swiss Anne Grandjean married and relocated with her wife to Lyons, but was exposed by a woman with whom she had had a previous affair and sentenced to time in the stocks and prison.

The irony is that neither Whitman, whose only previous involvement in public affairs was her service as national co-chair of John McCain's presidential campaign and national financ co-chair of Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, nor Poizner, who made a fortune devising mobile phone tracking technology, has as conservative a background as the positions they espouse in their campaigns for governor.

If Corbyn chose to oppose this, it would mark a very different direction for Labour on civil liberties, drawing a clear line under previous home affairs policies such as ID cards and 42-day detention.