Sentence examples for for this liaison from inspiring English sources
One of Fraser's most distinctive contributions to Marie Antoinette studies is that she takes greater pains than any earlier biographer to establish precise dates for this liaison.
Pegeen is the daughter of a family friend; she has always had a crush on Simon and is willing to suspend her gay identity for this liaison; it brings him nothing but humiliation and discontent.
Her marriage with the possessive Harge (stolidly played by Kyle Chandler) is crumbling: he already resents her closeness to a former lover Abby (Sarah Paulson) – and of course boorishly hates himself for not having punished his errant wife more emphatically for this liaison – and is on the point of taking Carol's infant daughter away from her in a custody battle.
Cathy lamely accounts for this illicit liaison by explaining that what becomes her brother's nightly "plunge, like a swimmer into familiar sea," is only to be expected from two such wounded children.
For its community of postgraduates, this liaison with commerce delivers useful skills, broader thinking and a network of contacts in most industrial sectors.
This study was nested in the CADET trial which showed that CC is an effective intervention for depression [ 19] and supports previous studies which highlighted the need for clear arrangements for the liaison between GPs and CMs [ 21].
"The benefits to mental health services from this money include more funding for liaison psychiatry in A&E departments, more support for people who have self-harmed and extra help for mental health crisis teams".
This represents the vanguard of an increasing role for psychiatry liaison services in the ICU.
Planning for the future includes arrangements for liaison, referral and follow up.
For her liaison with Zeus, Semele was destroyed by Hera's plan.
