Sentence examples for another liaison from inspiring English sources

The coup de grâce was Cupid, representing her illegitimate daughter by another liaison.

Rudy may be propelled out of the race after his wife accused him of cavorting with a young office aide (in addition to admitting another liaison).

Hillary was propelled into the race after her husband was caught cavorting with a young office aide (in addition to admitting another liaison).

Bernanke also has lost several of his top advisers, including vice chairman Don Kohn, a Fed veteran, and governor Kevin Warsh, who served as another liaison to Wall Street for a chairman more familiar with the academia.

BP's protracted and ham-fisted attempts to discard its Russian partners, TNK-BP, in favour of another liaison in Russia with Rosneft also suggested a firm desperate for new sources of growth, however risky, rather than the steady income that TNK-BP brought.

In one such case involving Jeffrey Deskovic, who spent 16 years in prison for a murder in Poughkeepsie, prosecutors argued that the victim may have been sexually active and so the DNA evidence may have come from another liaison she had.

They also use several literary devices to signal God's approval for one or another sexual liaison: The law or a prophet might prescribe it, Jesus might endorse it, or God might reward it with the greatest of all blessings: boy babies who go on to become powerful men.

Later, in the play's most famous scene, its verse brimming with comic double-entendres, Livia plays a part in arranging another illicit liaison by diverting a good-hearted widow (the reliable Roberta Maxwell) with a game of chess while the lecherous Duke (Geraint Wyn Davies) makes the moves on her daughter-in-law, Bianca (Jennifer Ikeda).

In November, Seitz and another American liaison officer, Captain Walter R. Mansfield, conducted a tour of inspection of Chetnik areas, including that of Lukačević.

However, none of our patients was under D2 therapy and a cross-calibration data with another assay (Liaison, Diasorin) in 30 patients showed high correlation (r = 0.92; p < 0.0001) (data not shown).

Willy was staying there at the time and, it turns out, carrying on an adulterous liaison (another retrospective scene that Miller needlessly dramatizes for us, complete with tears, recriminations, and stormy exits).