Sentence examples for improper advance from inspiring English sources

Ms. Willey, a former White House volunteer, said Mr. Clinton made an improper advance in the fall of 1993.

Mr. Hevesi had said that Giuliani administration aides had given improper advance access to top Maximus officials before the contracts were officially put out for bid.

Mortgage lenders in half a dozen states have been slapped with truth-in-lending class action suits grounded on the same theory as Rodash's: Improper advance disclosure of even minuscule fees--like Federal Express delivery charges--may allow borrowers to challenge and unravel their refinance transactions.

Rosa (Martina García), a shy housekeeper, is the kind of beauty who prompts lewd comments from street louts and improper advances from wealthy scions.

At the end of Goethe's drama, Faust's soul escapes from Mephistopheles while he is making improper advances to the angels that have come to rescue it.

She once had to suggest to a movie studio that it fire a male scout who made improper advances toward a female homeowner.

A Suffolk County grand jury report said that an unidentified "Priest F," which Monsignor Placa said referred to him, made improper advances "again and again and again".

The article also said that the Beatles had a falling-out with the Maharishi after Mr. Mardas reported that the Maharishi had made improper advances toward a woman, a report the Beatles later came to doubt.

He announced his resignation a week earlier and said he was not coming to the conclave after three priests and a former priest accused him of making improper advances decades ago.

Eighteen-year-old May Morrow walked the 77 blocks from her job to her boarding house, worrying along the way about improper advances from men, who in fact were trying to help her.

Women's groups that denounced Judge Thomas were noticeably slower to turn on Robert Packwood, the former Senator who championed women's rights and who was forced to resign in 1995 after more than a dozen women accused him of making improper advances.