Sentence examples for promising relationship from inspiring English sources

The play follows Silver from his initially promising relationship with the young American editor who shepherded the diaries into print through all the explosive scenes of recrimination, legal and otherwise, that ensued.

Both evidently have some convincing to do if a promising relationship is not to peter out.

We wince in dismay as a promising relationship dissolves because his heart — if not his brain — is still back at the Tangerine Bowl.

When William Hague briefed journalist in the House of Commons last night, he adopted the tone of someone who was mildly disappointed by the behaviour of his negotiating partners but determined not to let one episode spoil a promising relationship.

Perhaps we didn't know the whole story, but it seemed like such a waste of a promising relationship, and such a high bar to have to maintain — to remain physically passionate for years and years.

If, with full E.U. backing, Mrs. Merkel sticks to her conditions and succeeds, it could lead to much greater stability in this part of Europe, even to a more promising relationship between Brussels and Moscow, said Mr. Mizsei.

Of the eleven metals, only Cu, Hg and Pb displayed promising relationships with the density estimates (taken at correlations >0.4), and as such, only their correlations are presented in Table  3.

Second, the promise of hard cash can distort so many otherwise promising relationships, including between countries.

After finally getting the guts to end it with Dennis, Liz had several promising relationships, including one great one, when she dated an ex-alcoholic named Floyd.

We are a nation of transplants, pulled this way and that by job opportunities or promising relationships, and that constant reshuffling of the population makes it harder for any local party or machine to maintain its hold on our loyalties from one election to the next.

Even the most promising relationships stumble out of the gate early, filled with seemingly insurmountable obstacles and predictable growing pains.