Sentence examples for pursued relationships from inspiring English sources

The Times reported that it seems as though that deal might have expired, as Beck's media company has pursued relationships with other providers.

A 28-year-old high school teacher pursued relationships with underage students by plying them with gifts, including a trip to Disneyland for one student and for another, a rendezvous at a hotel, prosecutors allege.

While most aces say that dating a sexual person is perhaps plausible ("Communication, communication, communication," was the mantra recited by several aces who have pursued relationships with sexual people in the past), many say that a relationship with another asexual is the most appealing option.

"It's giving people the right information on how they should be pursuing relationships and sexual choices.

Women, who tend to pursue relationships, are inclined to visit sexually oriented chat rooms rather than the pornographic Web sites that men prefer, Dr. Cooper said.

We buy things we don't need, pursue relationships to fill the hole, get stoned, live in the gym, travel to far-flung places.

Ms Fenig went on to suggest that Israeli young people could be encouraged to pursue relationships with Arabs by the book.

But this has nothing to do with my sexuality, and everything to do with who I've happened to pursue relationships with.

The group of companies that commissioned eBay said it would try to recruit other media companies to use the exchange and that it would continue to pursue relationships with cable networks.

Several longtime associates of Mr. Letterman said he has a long history of pursuing relationships with employees, dating to his first days on television on NBC in the early 1980s.

Beneath its whipped-cream quippery, it shows a very real and ruthless understanding of why we pursue relationships – for a multitude of reasons quite apart from love, friendship or even a compromise of the two.