Sentence examples for into liaisons from inspiring English sources

There is no modern romance," Karen O sang in the set's opening song before going on to fling herself into liaisons anyway.

This is also true of their consuming romantic yearnings, which lead both of them into liaisons that are so evidently foolish that they test credibility.

Yet he entered into liaisons with servants and, posing as an old tar named Puggy Booth, shacked up with a widow in what was then known as "squalid Chelsea".

Foreign intelligence services, whose cooperation is often crucial, will not enter into liaison relationships if they cannot trust the CIA to protect basic secrets.

Nader discovered the investigation and publicly denounced GM's tactics, alleging that the "investigators" had even hired several young women to lure him (unsuccessfully) into sexual liaisons.

We eat, drink, smoke and gamble too much, max out our credit cards, fall into dangerous liaisons and become addicted to heroin, cocaine and e-mail.

'GOSSIP GIRL' The second season of this CW series moved away from even the slimmest pretense of SAT tutoring or chemistry labs and turned this wicked, lubricious take on private school privilege into "Dangerous Liaisons: Teen Edition".

The Rat Pack shtick had worn threadbare at just the moment when an investigation into his liaisons with known mobsters – from Willie Moretti in New Jersey to Sam Giancana in Chicago – cost him the right to a casino operator's licence, and thus to own shares in the hotels in Las Vegas and on Lake Tahoe where he performed and acted as a frontman.

Aztec mythology described tales of the Cihuateteo, skeletal-faced spirits of those who died in childbirth who stole children and entered into sexual liaisons with the living, driving them mad.

The book leads Danny into a liaison with a scornful ancient baroness who calls the castle her ancestral home.

The white foreman may not have realised it when he entered into his liaison with a black peasant girl in 1911, but he could well have founded something of a political dynasty.