Sentence examples for liaisons made from inspiring English sources
Mr. Thompson, Mr. Scully and a team of White House legislative liaisons made frequent trips to Capitol Hill, trips that intensified over the last month.
Masquerade, song, fire - liaisons made and kings mocked.
"Her experience in management, administration, education, diversity and corporate and community liaison made her an attractive candidate," added Mr. Latham, who said he could not release her résumé.
Argueta, the Paularino Elementary liaison, made sure the school's Principal Stacy de Boom-Howard didn't miss the photo opportunity.
Pablo's liaisons don't make him happy, though, because he's in love with a curly-haired young workingman, Juan Miguel Molinaa), who values his companionship — a rather steamy companionship — but isn't fully committed to homosexuality, or to Pablo's upper-bohemian style.
The Rocky Horror Show milked – or bled – that liaison and made an indestructible hit of it.
As usual, British liaison teams made the arrangements with the rebels.
Platt, the student liaison officer, made it clear that an application by the donor's son would be looked upon 'extremely favourably'.
The prime minister also told the liaison committee, made up of MPs who chair select committees, that the government needs to do "more of everything" to deal with the flooding that has repeatedly hit the UK in recent years.
His POW background, social skills, and contacts from his Navy Senate liaison job made him popular and a star among new House members.
The director also employs the misanthropy and sexual hostility that Mr. Hampton used as a gravitational pull in his "Liaisons," which makes Cho-Won's sudden glimmers of humanity comic and tragic.
