Sentence examples for private liaisons from inspiring English sources

With winning restraint, Haynes captures both the intimacy and illicitness of Highsmith's writing, from the Brief Encounter opening (private liaisons interrupted in public), through Douglas Sirk-inflected melodrama (domestic pain behind a handsome facade) to grace notes of film noir (love as a crime scene, a handgun in a motel suitcase).

But there was, however, much private liaison between Fred Michel, director of public affairs for News Corp, and Adam Smith, Hunt's special adviser.

The vintage years of Holiday's professional and private liaison with Young were marked by some of the best recordings of the interplay between a vocal line and an instrumental obbligato.

The Guardian understands police inquiries have focused on the theory that Williams died accidentally in a private sexual liaison that went wrong.

Being privy to an insider's closet, said Tiffany Dubin, a private client liaison at Sotheby's, "is like seeing how people live with their art," a pastime bound to be appealing, she suggested, in a nation of secret voyeurs.

In the summer of 2011, he was honored to serve as the sole private sector liaison to the Inter-Agency LGBT Hate Crimes Forum, including representatives from the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigations, the District Attorney and the LAPD, receiving an award for his service by FBI West Coast ADIC.

Tracy never divorced his wife, and he and Hepburn were able to keep their liaison private with the cooperation of the news media.

Public health liaisons (some private doctors recruited by village level administration) of each investigation site were invited as guiders for help.

Furthermore, the study developed a referral network by forming liaisons with private practitioners, neighborhood clinics, and community health centers where participants with newly diagnosed or poorly managed medical ailments could obtain affordable follow-up care.

She was a liaison in private client services at Sotheby's in London from 1992 to 1999.

The piano belonged to the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment, which supervises the city's radio, television and online network and acts as a liaison for private television and movie production shooting.