Sentence examples for lasting liaisons from inspiring English sources

While real and lasting liaisons do occasionally form through the site, more often it only serves to increase the concentric circles of mistrust, disappointment and heartbreak for all involved.

One large survey in Uganda found more than half of women and men over 30 had at least one concurrent sexual relationship, with the liaisons lasting on average for more than two years.

Their liaison lasted a decade.

According to his manuscript, the liaison lasted until the Empress's death in 1908 at the age of 73.

The indictment says their liaison lasted more than two years, during which time Edwards' wife, Elizabeth, was battling the cancer that ultimately killed her in 2010.

At twenty-two, hadhad been divorced and remarried, and the new marriage was, as far as anyone knows, the last legal liaison of the four he had.

As minister he had unlimited powers, even after the end of their liaison, which lasted only two years.

They also introduced him to Judy Campbell, who happened to be the Chicago mob boss Sam Giancana's concubine, and John's compromising liaison with her lasted well into his presidency.

Miss Villiers's liaison with the King lasted 12 years and she had seven children, of whom only five were publicy acknowledged as his.

Her fluctuating liaison with Constant started in 1794 and lasted 14 years, although after 1806 her affections found little response.

So do the settings (Peony's family has an Always-Pleasant Pavilion, a Lotus-Blooming Hall and a Riding the Wind Pavilion, the last good for dangerous liaisons), which foster the atmosphere of a literary travelogue.