Sentence examples similar to curious liaison from inspiring English sources
Then a series of events flip a psychological switch: her teenage son (a very touching Felix Malcolm Still) will soon leave for college; her older daughter (Mercedes Grower), the fruit of a casual liaison in Greece, becomes inconveniently curious about her father; and a new relationship with a significantly younger man (Stephen Taylor) raises unexpected insecurities.
The case was resolved in 1998, but Ms. Sala continues to take a lively interest -- now functioning as a festival organizer and liaison with the growing number of curious outsiders who come to the celebration.
E-mails seen by The Economist show that by July 2nd Mr Sala was working for Parmalat where he became the group's chief liaison officer with his former employer (in a curious echo of the switch, around the same time, by Alberto Ferraris, a Citigroup relationship manager who became Parmalat's chief financial officer).
"Liaison psychiatry is critical.
A Serbian-Chinese liaison Necessary?
Their liaison lasted a decade.
