Sentence examples for intermittent relationship from inspiring English sources
That year her intermittent relationship with Nicholson much discussed in the tabloids also ended.
In a collection with a stealthy emotional resonance, a narrator and an unnamed "you" conduct an intermittent relationship.
Over three months, she was called back three times, each with a different actor playing Kasper, the spin doctor with whom Katrine has an intermittent relationship as part of a story arc that sees her become a star TV newscaster.
Iconic portraits of Sammy Davis Jr in 1959, tap-dancing across Broadway or leaning, exhausted, against a high-rise hotel window, glass in hand, top-lit through multiple reflections, provided a benchmark of his intermittent relationship with celebrity portraiture.
He did not become a priest, and although he has a girlfriend whom he assures everyone he is going to marry, he is having an intermittent relationship with a young man named Billy.
Although more notorious for drug problems, scrapes with the law and an intermittent relationship with Kate Moss than for songwriting and singing, the rocker Pete Doherty, 25, formerly of the Libertines and now with Babyshambles, is also an avid poet.
Dolz becomes infatuated with Díaz Varela and, shortly afterwards, they begin an intermittent sexual relationship.
I have a tendency to intermittent recurring relationships with people who are also dysfunctional, so the girls involved don't talk to me for periods at a time.
It might be gradual or thunderclap in onset [8, 39], less or more positional over time, even intermittent [40], no relationship with position [41] or become worse when lying down [42], and the intensity of headache was variable [12] or absence of headache [12, 43].
In HIV-infected patients on first-line antiretroviral therapy, the significance of intermittent viremia and their relationship with drug resistance remain unclear.
To investigate binocular interaction of visual acuity (VA) in patients with intermittent exotropia and its relationship with accommodative responses during binocular vision.
