Sentence examples for recent liaison from inspiring English sources

Two weeks later, Clementi described to Cruz a recent liaison — "SOOO good" — with a man who visited him in Davidson Hall on September 16th, after the two of them had first considered renting a motel room.

The quotation from Ovid's Amores ("Lente, lente …) wonderfully decelerates the flow, and at the same time reminds the audience of Faustus's recent liaison with the shade of Helen of Troy.

On a recent afternoon, homeless liaison Jessica Hansen is preparing to visit a family that has just been evicted from their rented home and has moved into a motel just off Interstate 70.

In New York City, the Health Department had prepared itself for inhalation anthrax in recent years, building liaisons between hospitals and specialists in infectious disease, pulmonary disease and emergency room care.

In addition to the 15 states that have appointed faith liaisons, in recent months, several governors have ordered state social service agencies to carry out the federal guidelines.

In a recent conversation with Andrew Benage, media liaison for the fan convention BronyCon, he said: "As specific as the idea of 'Ponies' is, bronies could not be more contrasted and fascinating.

Dallek acknowledges and spends time with the prurient side of Kennedy research -- indeed, his work was responsible for one recent brouhaha around a presidential liaison -- but he does not wallow in that aspect, and his book is stronger for both decisions.

42 A recent systematic review suggested that liaison mental health services in general hospitals have the potential to be effective in improving outcomes such as length of hospital stay, discharge destination, and hospital costs, but concerns were raised about the reliability and validity of the studies included.

43 A recent quantitative prospective review of referrals to a psychiatry liaison service (Newcastle, United Kingdom) showed a significant increase in cognitive assessments (from 19% to 49%).

A very recent trial found no effect of an intervention that only comprised a liaison team [ 19].

In recent years he'd hinted about old boyfriends, first loves, salacious liaisons.