Sentence examples for liaisons from from inspiring English sources

fc1e754d-2bef-4b51-9ee7-7a404b91529c While she has long captivated the public as one of Truman Capote's swans, the sister of Jackie Kennedy and a European princess, with romantic liaisons from Peter Beard to Aristotle Onassis, not one of those labels begins to capture the true woman.

Even those familiar with the story of "Liaisons," from its various stage and film adaptations (including movie versions by Stephen Frears and Milos Forman from the late 1980s) may not always be able to follow the dances of seduction and destruction that Mr. Wilson has choreographed.

Here, we propose to use our Bag-of-Iconic video representation to efficiently identify such video liaisons from a video collection.

As information about the liaisons is not explicitly available in either the part model or the assembly model, algorithms have been developed for extracting liaisons from the assembly model.

This difference in definitions often prevented liaisons from collaborating with other service providers to address student needs and any obstacles they face".

Liaisons from DOH's clinical response team were assigned to this effort as consultants.

Was this a liaison from a foreign-intelligence service?

Jennifer Manley, the Queens liaison from the mayor's office, was able to cobble together some assistance for the area.

Prosecutors say Mr. Stadd, chief of staff and White House liaison from 2001-3, conspired with Liam Sarsfield, NASA's former chief deputy engineer, to guide contracts.

In this country, at least, a big red box onscreen blocks Vi and Mr. Scott's bedroom liaison from view, so the film could achieve its R rating.

With rare exceptions — like suicides — whenever an agent fires his weapon outside of training, a team of agents from the F.B.I.'s Inspection Division, sometimes with a liaison from the local police, compiles a report reconstructing what happened.