Sentence examples for liaisons change from inspiring English sources

Suffice it to say, sexual liaisons change at a moment's notice (including a suggestion of a lesbian attraction on Tex's part); a woman becomes pregnant (or does she?); a murder is committed (we're not sure by whom); and a suicide-by-hanging leaves lovers free to follow their destiny, whatever that may be.

" 'Dangerous Liaisons' really changed the way people looked at Costume Institute exhibitions," Wintour told me.

Next Tuesday, the prime minister is due to be questioned on Syria and climate change by the liaison committee, with flooding likely to be on the agenda along with the recent Paris climate agreement.

"There's definitely been a sea change," says Helen Groenendaal, community liaison and support officer at Royal Holloway.

Some Yale officials say that China is not the only party that may change because of this liaison.

On August 2nd prosecutors re-arrested Luca Sala, a former Bank of America employee who worked for Parmalat as chief liaison officer with that bank.Did nothing change, then, in Parmalat's wake to prevent this banking mess?

One hundred forty-six patients referred to consultation-liaison psychiatric service for a mental status change were initially included in the screening process.

Cultural and systemic change with the introduction of psychiatric liaison nurses was shown to improve this situation [11], with staff responding favourably to this intervention.

Prompted by the fact that only 18 of the 38 who declared themselves eligible for this year's N.F.L. draft were chosen, the N.C.A.A.'s professional sports liaison committee voted last month to recommend the rules change.

Similarly, some partners have become less involved as their own priorities change, or due to turnover in the liaison position.

The subjects enrolled in this study were patients presenting with a mental status change who were referred to a consultation-liaison psychiatric service at a tertiary level university hospital in Korea.