Sentence examples for liaisons with a from inspiring English sources

Rousing him from a period of sexual and creative impotence, the decision fuels simultaneous liaisons with a student (Stone) and a colleague's wife (Parker Posey).

Yet it is also a political movement that runs hospitals and universities in Gaza and maintains sophisticated political liaisons with a number of governments, Arab and otherwise.

Kate Bush (2011) Cold weather affords the excuse for amorous opportunities, but having liaisons with a snowman is surely going a bit far.

Somehow, it is less culturally surprising to read Starr's stories of her liaisons with a young Jack Kennedy than about the time he brought Jacqueline Bouvier to one of her shows.

Anticipating the argument that the prosecution's tactics might be considered homophobic, Mopp argued that had Dewani had liaisons with a female prostitute, he would still have introduced this evidence to court.

The book's most sensational charge is that the President was in the "frequent" habit of eluding his Secret Service detail and riding, hidden under a blanket in the back of a car, to the nearby Marriott Hotel for sexual liaisons with a "female --one, moreover, who "may be a celebrity".

For much of his life he had a secret liaison with a servant woman.

At the IMF he had a liaison with a more junior colleague in 2008.

Here, in 1978, Maria Turquand was strangled as she awaited a liaison with a faithless lover.

In the horsy, sporting set in which the Parker Bowleses lived, a liaison with a Royal was an honor.

The new movie chronicles the former New York governor's demise after he was caught in a liaison with a prostitute.