Although Knight was married to a white woman and had several children by her, he simultaneously had a long-term liaison with a former slave of his grandfather, named Rachel.
The rumor that Jefferson had had a long-term liaison with Hemings and had fathered several of her children, including a son, who later settled in Ohio and took the name Thomas Woodson, surfaced in 1802, during Jefferson's Presidency, when it was published by a disgruntled officeseeker.
Dr Miller often cites the example of Jimi Hendrix, who had sex with hundreds of groupies during his brief life and, though he was legally unmarried, maintained two long-term liaisons.
The African Health Placement (AHP) Program, which seeks to attract SHWs to South Africa for short- or long-term stays, has liaison officers to market the program in the UK, Canada, and the USA.
Kika had had several long-term relationships, including a tumultuous liaison with the French film director, François Truffaut.
Mr. Cohen never married, though he had numerous liaisons and several long-term relationships, some of which he wrote about.
Her liaisons, passing or long-term, are faithfully recorded, as though they added up to an overall indictment of her disingenuous presentation of her public image.
The researchers speculate that evolution may have favored women who had long-term relationships with more feminine, nurturing partners, but occasional liaisons with more masculine-appearing men when conception was most likely.
The rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix, for instance, had "sexual liaisons with hundreds of groupies, maintained parallel long-term relationships with at least two women, and fathered at least three children in the United States, Germany, and Sweden.
Carole Seymour-Jones's A Dangerous Liaison (2008), a double biography of de Beauvoir and Sartre, explores the unorthodox long-term relationship between the two.
Asking a friend to play liaison instead of getting in touch yourself is a short-term solution to a long-term problem.
