Sentence examples for had liaison from inspiring English sources

Dunne denied the UK was involved in the Saudi targeting process, saying instead it had liaison officers in the Saudi air operations centre headquarters and Ministry of Defence.

A spokesman for Merseyside Police, which had liaison officers in Lille, said trouble started when French police chased someone into the square where Everton supporters had congregated.

She also claims to have had liaisons with celebrities and footballers and was pictured with one of the stars of The Only Way Is Essex earlier this year.

On their return to Holland, his mother's head was shaved - the standard punishment meted out to women who had had liaisons with Nazis during the occupation.

She did not say when she had started working for the Emperor's Club, or how often she had liaisons arranged through the ring.

Anticipating the argument that the prosecution's tactics might be considered homophobic, Mopp argued that had Dewani had liaisons with a female prostitute, he would still have introduced this evidence to court.

Shibuya has also traditionally been a place where men had liaisons with geisha who worked in expensive restaurants, or with lovers in the area's inns, said Yutaka Sato, a cafe owner whose family has operated businesses here for four generations.

Though Daniels claimed in his memoirs to have had liaisons with 300 women, the closest he came to personal scandal was a second marriage to a stage assistant half his age, Debbie McGee.

Over the years, Kitt had liaisons with wealthy men, including Revlon founder Charles Revson, who showered her with lavish gifts.

When he was a minor, it's probable that he had liaisons with men who were older than eighteen and committing statutory rape.

GCHQ now has liaison officers working inside MI5, MI6 and Soca, the Serious and Organised Crime Agency.