Sentence examples for liaisons have from inspiring English sources

Such liaisons have long spread sexually transmitted diseases like syphilis, and now H.I.V. "I think it's possible," Sergeant Leiria said.

Those officials said American military liaisons have advised rebel commanders to search out and capture, destroy or isolate those bands of Taliban soldiers before they can consolidate.

Liaisons have many responsibilities.

Liaisons have been defined for riveting, welding, bolt fastening, screw fastening, adhesive bonding (gluing) and blind fastening processes.

The liaisons have been established to help each organization communicate, update, share, and gather information and progress because these organizations are very busy conducting their duties.

Unlike Stella, Blanche mourns the loss of civility and the family home, which, alongside dodgy liaisons, have forced her to the French Quarter.

Such liaisons had been legal for only five years and were a novelty to me.

Photo: The distraught Madame de Tourvel (Michelle Pfeiffer) of "Dangerous Liaisons" has become part of a debate on repressed memories.

The odds against them are long, but Conrad Susa's "Dangerous Liaisons" has done better than most of its contemporaries.

"Dangerous Liaisons" has been organized by Harold Koda and Andrew Bolton of the Costume Institute, along with Ian Wardropper and Daniëlle Kisluk-Grosheide of the museum's department of European sculpture and decorative arts.

On Wednesday, House leaders began a concerted effort to persuade Mr. Weiner to step down, worried that the sensational coverage of his online sexual liaisons had created political chaos and was subjecting the Democratic Party to ridicule.