Sentence examples for became liaison from inspiring English sources

He was sent on important military missions and, thanks to his fluent command of French, became liaison officer between Washington and the French generals and admirals.

Initially, the ICU research nurse accompanied the round and was responsible for data collection and entry, but with the introduction of a liaison nurse position, the role became a liaison activity.

He also became a liaison to sister societies worldwide.

After the Japanese invaded in December 1941, he became a liaison to British commandos.

In California, hundreds of local police became "terrorism liaison officers," trained to observe anomalous activity that could presage an attack.

Meanwhile, Harry Knapp, who said that he considers Herzog "a poet," became the liaison between the director and the producers.

A few months later, Coelho was made House Majority Whip, and Nides became his liaison with outside interest groups — business, labor, environmental.

She became the liaison between the home for abused women and the court, to arrange for legal protection against violence for those who were vulnerable.

His association with it began in 1929 when he became the liaison man between its management and Toscanini, its general musical director.

The following year she became the liaison officer between the campus and the nearby community.

I became his liaison with the Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation and New York Special Olympics, with a bit of Outward Bound, as well.