Sentence examples similar to time affairs from inspiring English sources

Young's new book, "The Politician," set to hit the shelves this month, gives a full insider's account of the one-time presidential hopeful's long time affair with his campaign videographer.

Many online businesses, far from aspiring to be the next Facebook, are part-time affairs run by parents who want to pick up their children at 3pm.

The narrator recalls old times, affairs he almost had, or did have, with Ginger Morison, Louise Langhorne, Maureen Clay; the mothers of these girls.

Whatever its contribution may have been to the field of communications theory, it was so astute about Times affairs that it was passed around among reporters as a kind of in-house Masters and Johnson.

But that event and its successors were, like the original Woodstock and Altamont, one-time affairs.

Crocodile-tagging safaris, where researchers measure and label the crocs as part of a monitoring program, are night-time affairs, taken after a candlelit three-course meal of delicious reef fish washed down with chilled Chilean sauvignon blanc.

They are one-time affairs.

It's still a part-time affair.

Unfortunately, DREAM is a niggardly, one-time affair.

It began as a part-time affair but graduated to full-time with benefits.

And Nissan's four-wheel-drive system had always been a relatively unsophisticated part-time affair.