Sentence examples for liaison first from inspiring English sources

Let's deal with the porn star half of the liaison first: "Zone One" as zombie novel.

MC Liaison: First and foremost, I'm Tohono O'odham (pronounced tone-OH-tum) which translates to desert people, and is the second largest tribe next to the Navajo in the so-called US.

"The Human Comedy," without which European literature is inconceivable!); "Dangerous Liaisons" fiftieth; poor "Bouvard and Pécuchet" come trailing in last, like a couple of breath-less dunces.

"The Red and the Black" stands twenty-second on the list; "Madame Bovary" is twenty-fifth; "Germinal" thirty-second; "The Human Comedy" only thirty-fourth (Is that possible? "The Human Comedy," without which European literature is inconceivable!); "Dangerous Liaisons" fiftieth; poor "Bouvard and Pécuchet" come trailing in last, like a couple of breath-less dunces.

His other entries, Paynter and Liaison, were fourth and sixth in the nine-horse field.

A meditation on a temporary romantic liaison, at first blush it sounds like an old-fashioned weeper in slow waltz time, a more traditional form than the lite Southern rock, twanged-up power pop and American turbo-folk that dominate country radio today.

A clinical liaison had first contact with the patient to discuss treatment and use.

Liaison finished third.

"It isn't about just selling a $50 or $60 product at retail anymore," said John Smith, the top United States liaison to third-party publishers like Atari for Microsoft's game group.

It influenced investigations, family liaison officers, the first hour at a murder scene, the independent advisers.

They also informed their readers that Cross had been appointed the first liaison officer for West Indians in the RAF.