Sentence examples for liaison which from inspiring English sources

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

That's not the position of a liaison, which is to advocate internally and to understand how far you can go".

The firm flourished for 10 years - as did an artistic liaison which was to culminate in an album of R&B standards, Brown, Black and Blue (1980).

As an example of understating the obvious, it was on a par with his admission in the Daily Mail last week that none of the fallout from his liaison, which threatened his marriage and career and led to him paying maintenance for a child who turned out not to be his own, had been "particularly pleasant".

But he was sufficiently apprehensive about the liaison, which the authorities and colleagues have said he had begun to arrange at least two weeks in advance, that he stopped at the United States Consulate in Karachi to seek advice on the day that he was eventually kidnapped.

Thus, in The Prince Of Tides we have Barbra's Dr Susan Lowenstein bedding down with her patient, boff-tastic childhood sexual abuse victim Nick Nolte, a liaison which once, incidentally, provoked a rush of carnal feelings for his own psychiatrist in one Tony Soprano.

Davies introduces additional hints of past or potential sexual liaisons which lead nowhere either.

Geopolitical tensions simmer at the outermost edges of "Dangerous Liaisons," which mostly unfolds as a divertingly lush tear-stained melodrama.

Mr Bach's account is the racier, written with showbiz glee, titillating detail and an enumeration of lovers and liaisons which can prove wearing.

In 1988 Mr. Frears released his most widely acclaimed film, "Dangerous Liaisons," which won three Academy Awards, for best adapted screenplay, art design and costumes.

Some of the biggest buzz has been around the South Korean director Hur Jin-ho's Dangerous Liaisons, which is set in 1930s Shanghai and stars South Korea's Jang Dong-gun and Cecilia Cheung, from China.