Sentence examples for intense liaison from inspiring English sources

His mother, Helen (nee Grund), who had an intense liaison with a French friend of his father, Henri-Pierre Roché, was the model for Catherine (played by Jeanne Moreau) in the 1962 film Jules et Jim.

Just two years on, and following intense liaison between residents and Old Ford, the estate is soon to be knocked down, and the £80m regeneration programme that will provide new homes and a community focus will commence.

The liaison provoked intense press interest.

The RCT showed fewer patient relapses in the intervention arm, which the process evaluation has suggested may have been due to sporadic but intense improvements in the liaison function rather than systems of recall.

Guardians who represent the children in court refer their most intense cases to the educational liaisons.

My troubles were most intense when I served as the E.P.A. liaison for the environment on the Gore-Mbeki Clintonion, administrationnistration foreign policy program with South Africa.

His romantic involvement with her was intense, violent, and marred by Vega's jealousy over Elena's liaison with the powerful gallant Don Francisco Perrenot de Granvelle, nephew of the cardinal de Granvelle.

"Very intense," said the very proper Margaret Lilienfield, a retired foreign liaison originally from England.

John Vigna, a spokesman for Mr. Pérez, said Mr. Newsom was casting himself as a liaison between the students and the regents, who are under intense scrutiny.

That helped when, at age 17, he returned to Afghanistan and worked as a translator and cultural liaison for the US military a period that Parsa describes tersely as "very intense times". By then, the war was in its 4th year, and the Taliban was attempting to regain control.

His liaison with Friederike Brion, one of the pastor's daughters, was brief and intense, but he was already terrified of marriage and the fixity of commitment it seemed to involve.