Sentence examples for liaison it from inspiring English sources

While it is true that severe tensions can result from such a liaison, it is also possible that with a few choice shots a hacker can become a hero on the day.

Pegeen is the daughter of a family friend; she has always had a crush on Simon and is willing to suspend her gay identity for this liaison; it brings him nothing but humiliation and discontent.

Reviewers also noted that the potential for interracial conflict remained unexplored; Entertainment Weekly Owen Gleiberman wrote, "The movie wants to tease us with intimations of a steamy biracial liaison; it just doesn't want to actually go there".

From conversations with physicians and our government liaison, it is clear that there was a lack of throughput of information between our hospital and individuals within OEP and FEMA.

Because the graduating class of 2001 faces a future of later and ever-shorter family liaisons, it can expect that its grandchildren -- the class of 2050 -- will have their hands full visiting, much less paying taxes to support, a dozen or more direct and step-grandparents.

Though James, who's been heavily involved in the film's production, didn't speak specifically about the rating, she did say this about those provocative liaisons: "It's happening".

However, when men spoke, and when women described the finer details of their sexual liaisons, it became clear that there were real limits to the agency of these women.

And for romantic liaisons, it's assumed that part of your desire is sexual.

Dr Michael Devlin, its head of professional standards and liaison, said it had been advising doctors for over 50 years to tell the patient and apologise as soon as they became aware of a mishap.

(Aboriginal liaison voice) "It was about being open, flexible, and willing to listen… It was about listening and exchanging ideas, concerns, barriers, challenges… So the consultation is not tokenistic".

Nic Iljine, the Guggenheim's Russian liaison, says it's due to an institutional vacuum.