Sentence examples for long liaison from inspiring English sources

Subsequently he had a long liaison with Yvonne Cloetta, who for years accompanied him to Capri.

Character reference Has a discerning taste for talented men, having been married to Frank Sinatra and André Previn and enjoyed a long liaison with Allen.

PAGE E2 Obituaries EUGENE A. FOSTER, 81 A pathologist, he helped establish genetically the long liaison between Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, and his slave mistress Sally Hemings.

In a 1995 New Yorker profile, Sontag outed herself as bisexual, familiar code for "gay". Yet she remained quasi-closeted, speaking to interviewers in detail about her ex-husband without mentioning her long liaisons with some of America's most fascinating female artists.

Even Mr. Ramon, long a liaison to Shas, sounded fed up today.

Her latest music invokes the early 1980's, when dance music and electronics were just starting their long, happy liaison.

Her Sand, whose long, tormented liaison with the poet Alfred de Musset (Mr. Magimel) is the focus of Ms. Kurys's film, is a curiously vulnerable free spirit, and the actress's softness and warmth are often overshadowed by Mr. Magimel's manic blustering.

She had a long affair with Muray, and reputedly a short one with the émigré Leon Trotsky, as well as extended liaisons with several women.

This long-running liaison between Paris and Brazil was not love at first sight.

In the late 1970s, Sterling settled in London, where she had a long-lasting liaison with director Sam Wanamaker.

When Jefferson's critics wrote salacious stories in the early 1800s alleging that the widowed politician had a long-term liaison with one of these slaves, it was said that he kept her "in a room of her own" at Monticello.