Sentence examples for liaisons back from inspiring English sources

The researchers paired males and females in cages designed to mimic their natural environment, while infrared cameras beamed video of the creatures' nighttime liaisons back to the lab.

I think there is a healthy relationship when there's a liaison back with our facility".

Antonioni's films of the 1950s included I Vinti (1952), a study of juvenile crime in which Fay Compton was improbably done to death on Banstead Common, La Signora senza Camelie (1953), about an unhappy actress, and the morose, fatalistic Il Grido (1957), about a factory worker's journey away from home, through various liaisons and back again, with Steve Cochran.

Maddox speculates that Mering "made advances of some sort" to Rosalind, and that "she allowed herself to be tempted farther than was usual for her but eventually, incapable of a casual liaison, drew back".

One of the judge's community liaisons also reported back to him that the squatters picked up garbage around the neighborhood and cut the lawns of vacant properties and that one resident even became president of the local block association.

Later known as Troopergate, the allegations by these men were that they arranged sexual liaisons for Bill Clinton back when he was governor of Arkansas.

Bring back "Dangerous Liaisons".

Some historians maintain that Louis XIV married Maintenon to consummate the relationship, while others believe that the king was only regularizing a liaison whose beginnings went back to either 1673 or 1678 but more likely to 1680.

She currently serves as a development and marketing liaison for UrbanTxT taking back the streets of South LA through technology.

Hill fired back that the liaisons had been named in an attempt to wrest control of the Education Department from her and called the move a "power grab".

Their liaison ended when she moved back to Brazil.