Sentence examples for liaison of the from inspiring English sources

Oates is today the official liaison of the gay-and-lesbian community to the Kerry finance committee.

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.

It highlights the shifting liaison of the state and civil society within the implementation of self-build housing.

Kerri Childress, the Communications Officer and Congressional Liaison of the Palo Alto VA Hospital, moved to the Bay Area from Washington, D.C. for her job.

Yet the fact that links with the Americas and Asia are becoming closer is just a return to the commercial liaisons of the past.

Though its sexual scenes appear tame to 21st-century eyes, the author's forthright depiction of the liaisons of the women in her unit with male resistance members — and with one another — scandalized midcentury America.

Despite its singularity, "The Intruder" shares an internationalist sensibility with several other impressive "Rendez-Vous" entries that pointedly challenge the traditional Gallic fascination with the discreet liaisons of the bourgeoisie.

Here's the strange part, though: These aren't wild, amazing, did-it-on-every-surface-of-the-apartment liaisons.

Another possibility would be the liaison of fatty acid to the transcription factor to activate or inhibit this process.

Likewise, Maria Alexandrova, who was his Odette/Odile in the Bolshoi "Swan Lake" broadcast, here swaps gender, playing her own male partner as she has a liaison of sorts with the old Dacha Dweller's wife (the excellent Anastasia Vinokur).

Interview with Jiro Harada, liaison officer of the Tokyo Nationl Museum.