Sentence examples for such affairs from inspiring English sources

Such affairs are the stuff economy is made on.

Not long ago such affairs were subdued, forced indoors by the fear of aerial bombardment.

At such affairs, held twice a month, "the talk goes in lots of directions," she said.

But over the years, the press has received dwindling access to such affairs.

They have somehow got to the sadness of such affairs without experiencing the ecstasy that is supposed to come first.

The novel's anti-romanticism is insistent and biting, as Flaubert demolishes the tired cliches in which such affairs are conducted.

"The Dying Animal" is the story, told in harried, discursive retrospect, of one such affair, with an impossibly gorgeous young Cuban-American woman named Consuela Castillo.

Tonight's dinner, with grilled rack of lamb as the main course, is the 27th such affair, slightly more than President Bush held in his single term.

One such affair, now more than two decades old, is the annual World Fishing & Outdoor Exposition, at the Rockland Community College Field House in Suffern, N.Y., which this year runs from Thursday through Sunday.

In real life there had, of course, been no such affair but Isherwood explained there had been a real Sally Bowles, a young Englishwoman in Berlin called Jean Ross.

So a few of the Chargers have played in NFL games overseas, including center Mike Pouncey, who will be appearing in his fourth such affair.