Sentence examples for liaisons of from inspiring English sources
"Liaisons of Life" is a tour of symbioses -- of beneficial partnerships between different life forms.
A stream of studies has shown that corporate mergers have even higher failure rates than the liaisons of Hollywood stars.
Yet the fact that links with the Americas and Asia are becoming closer is just a return to the commercial liaisons of the past.
We enjoy erotic masquerades aplenty, from the Georgian cross-dressing liaisons of Henry Fielding's "The Female Husband" to the Belfast phone-sex business in Bernard MacLaverty's "Phonefun Unlimited".
One about Gov. Oliver Morton read: "A Few of the Hellish Liaisons of, and Attempted Seductions by, Indiana's Favorite Stud-Horse".
Radzinsky does not flinch from scandal about the marital breakups, the drunken orgies and the liaisons of all sorts that crisscrossed the Russian court.
He had a series of liaisons, each of which he confessed.
Structurally, it is probably his most complex work, spinning around different points of view as the tales of various liaisons, most of them clandestine, start to knit together.
It's purely a liaison of convenience.
The reality is a dark mirror of the insane liaison of art and money.
Oates is today the official liaison of the gay-and-lesbian community to the Kerry finance committee.
