It used to be that final sessions of a Parliament were short, if not necessarily sweet, affairs, with a Queen's Speech in November designed as re-election bait, followed by an election the following May.
What is also true is that their failure threatens to be a bitter-sweet affair for Hibs.
The intuitive tenderness with which she deals with Banner/Hulk is turning into a sweet love affair: it seems to involve a great deal of delicately erotic hand-holding: her tiny hand in his galumphing green mitt; yet Dr Banner is holding back from returning her love, unwilling to burden her with his terrible rage potential.
He e-mailed back, "The only thing worse than a torrid affair with sweet, sweet Nancy would be a torrid affair with Helen Thomas.
She chanted "Piss Factory," with its colorful, tough-girl language, but the evening was mostly a sweet and sentimental affair.
But "Hello I Must Be Going" (which shares its title with a Phil Collins album and a famous number from the Marx Brothers movie "Animal Crackers") is better than the story it has to tell, and that is thanks to the bravery and sensitivity of Ms. Lynskey's performance and the sweet, intense love affair that is the film's main concern.
Not only will your sweet plastic love affair turn sour, you could carry the load of debt the rest of your life.
Unless it's a yeast-forward style like most Belgian ales, the German Hefeweizen, or bacterially soured like the Berliner weisse or barrel-aged styles, most beer balance is looked at as a sweet versus bitter affair.
14. Cousin, Cousine (1975)- Saucy Gallic concoction has two distant cousins (Marie-Christine Barrault and Victor Lanoux) meeting at a wedding, and gradually embarking on a very sweet, light-hearted affair, much to the consternation of their respective neurotic, high-maintenance spouses.
STUFFED cabbage, or at least, the kind served in diners and made by millions of grandmothers of Eastern European descent, is a sweet-and-sour affair.
