Sentence examples for interesting liaisons from inspiring English sources
There were interesting liaisons with the novelists Dorothy Richardson (who portrayed Wells in her novel sequence Pilgrimage), Violet Hunt and Elizabeth von Arnim.
3. The 20th Reunion encourages interesting liaisons.
Lance Podell, the chief executive of the company, said that Mr. Obama's technological sophistication "provides for an interesting liaison" between the networks.
I find this really interesting; it is a sort of liaison role and means collecting feedback from colleagues across Europe who are selling and supporting the new instrument and passing it onto the R&D group in the States, and vice versa.
Although I haven't really come to any conclusions, I am now working for DuPont as a postdoctoral liaison with the University of Pennsylvania and am in the interesting position of living in both worlds simultaneously.
6.29pm GMT Cameron's appearance before the liaison committee - Summary That was not a particularly exciting hearing (although it was probably more interesting than the first 45 minutes of Francois Hollands's press conference - before he started taking questions).
Bring back "Dangerous Liaisons".
There were other liaisons.
Dangerous tabloid liaisons?
Dangerous Liaisons (1988).
