Sentence examples for liaison from from inspiring English sources

Was this a liaison from a foreign-intelligence service?

Appoint a liaison from Marketing to work with the sales force.

Jennifer Manley, the Queens liaison from the mayor's office, was able to cobble together some assistance for the area.

Prosecutors say Mr. Stadd, chief of staff and White House liaison from 2001-3, conspired with Liam Sarsfield, NASA's former chief deputy engineer, to guide contracts.

"Everything is strategic to transform the way our day goes," said Nicole Hassan, a liaison from Akron Public Schools who oversees I Promise's trauma-informed curriculum.

His staff got a legislative liaison from the customs service on the phone, and "they said we'll put you in touch with the deputy commissioner," Mr. Connolly said.

As information about the liaisons is not explicitly available in either the part model or the assembly model, algorithms have been developed for extracting liaisons from the assembly model.

Each center will also have liaisons from the program's sponsoring companies, which both aids in research collaboration and a proven model for technology transfer into the sponsors.

A literary lion of the interwar generation, Ezra's real-life counterpart might be Philip Roth, who tended to depict age-gap sexual liaisons from a lusty male perspective (most notably in The Dying Animal).

Significantly, Ms. Gillibrand is also retaining nearly all of Mrs. Clinton's New York staff, led by Christine E. Falvo, Mrs. Clinton's state director, and including caseworkers and regional liaisons from Long Island to the North Country.

fc1e754d-2bef-4b51-9ee7-7a404b91529c While she has long captivated the public as one of Truman Capote's swans, the sister of Jackie Kennedy and a European princess, with romantic liaisons from Peter Beard to Aristotle Onassis, not one of those labels begins to capture the true woman.