Sentence examples for past liaisons from inspiring English sources
Committee members should have no current or past liaisons with the Murdoch press (whether acrimonious or favorable) that would compromise their judgment.
"Did you have some sort of thing with Super Goat Man?" This was how she and I blundered through each other's past liaisons — we'd never been systematic.
Turner is shown to be desperately lonely, needing the company and touch of women – but culpably irresponsible in failing to acknowledge his past liaisons and children.
Initially, Aspasia was resistant to his charm; although considered very handsome by his contemporaries, Alexander had a reputation as a ladies' man from numerous past liaisons.
In response, Politico ran a story -- "Elena Kagan's Friends: She's Not Gay" -- which made vague references to Kagan's past liaisons as proof of her heterosexuality.
Instead we get, in Michael Billington's words, Peachum as "a louche figure in high heels" and "a past liaison between Macheath and Tiger Brown".
But even if Stephens overplays the sexuality, suggesting a past liaison between Macheath and the police chief Tiger Brown, his lyrics make the right Brechtian points, such as that survival in a corrupt world requires compromise and that "we can't have ethics that we can't afford".
In the past, F.B.I. liaison agents stationed in Europe benefitted from the expertise and cooperation of European law enforcement and intelligence officers.
Talk of loves and the many liaisons past is quite gentlemanly, and talk of love present--wife and Juicy Couture co-founder Gela Nash -- is genuine and heartwarming.
A preshow welcome to "sunny Messina" (the play's setting) notwithstanding, Ms. Best's face admits to an awareness of the clouds that have informed Beatrice's relationships in the past, including whatever liaison she may once have had with Benedick: "You always end with a jade's trick," she alerts him early on.
Davies introduces additional hints of past or potential sexual liaisons which lead nowhere either.
