"Prehistoric hoaxes offer very good sport, as our dalliances with Piltdown man have long proven," The Times said.
That much is proven on the campaign trail, where so many Trump supporters say they are not diehard Republicans, but more often drawn into the political process from the fringe, many talking about a once-in-a-lifetime dalliance with a candidate.
THOUGH Internet firms have found many a strange bedfellow, who would have guessed that a dalliance with philanthropy would prove fertile?
If baseball can prove that Rodriguez did, indeed, have another dalliance with banned substances, he may not have much support in the clubhouse.
Past business-school dalliances with non-academic deans have sometimes proved troublesome.
But at the same time, viewing Darwin in the social context, Kohn found that his long dalliance with the humanities in college, from esthetics to philosophy, proved useful at last.
Snape's dalliance with the Death Eaters may have been unforgivable, but his lifelong grievance against James Potter proved to be justified, and the intensity of his mixed motives was a source of perpetual unpredictability and, in the end, tremendous pathos.
After his early dalliance as the dapper darling of the international community, in his karakul cap and cape stylishly draped over a statesman's grey flannel suit, Karzai proved his skill as an Afghan trader.
A farcical sexual dalliance.
They continued their dalliance.
