Sentence examples for of liaisons between from inspiring English sources

Some slaves converted to Judaism, he said, most commonly if they were the product of liaisons between a Jewish master and a slave.

The first mixed-race children were the offspring of liaisons between Korean women (frequently prostitutes or husband-seeking poor) and American troops after the 1950-53 Korean war.At one stage this "Amerasian" population is believed to have numbered in the tens of thousands, though many emigrated.

Now, new research shows surprising connections between very different-looking breeds, as well as evidence of liaisons between racing pigeons and feral populations of the motley city pigeon.

He's a sort of liaison between the hospital and orphanages in Arba Minch.

The only person to hold positions in both governing bodies, he assumed the role of liaison between them.

Considering all of this, Mr. Coverdell seems a natural choice for the potentially treacherous job of liaison between Governor Bush's campaign and the Senate, famous for its zeppelin-size ego.

No length is given in the inventory for other categories such as Colonial Office files or records from the permanent under-secretary's department, the point of liaison between the Foreign Office and MI6.

Mr. Bobrowski, 31, who works in the Strand's basement and acts as a kind of liaison between employees and management, said he and his colleagues would spend the next week prioritizing.

He was believed to have been in charge of liaison between Ansar Dine and AQIM.

The lack of liaison between and within investigative agencies demands scrutiny.

Here, M.I.A. functions as a sort of liaison between the west and the east; big drums, tamil sonority, Kollywood samples, genius beat switches and OM mantras contribute to make M.I.A.'s latest effort cohere.