Sentence examples for troubled liaison from inspiring English sources

For money, she worked as an artist's model, in particular for the sculptor Rodin, with whom she had a troubled liaison.

While the artist's glory continued to increase, his private life was troubled by the numerous liaisons into which his unbridled sensuality plunged him.

Mallory's liaisons with her johns, one of whom leaves her with a busted lip, take place off screen, but they troubled Stewart nonetheless.

For another, Stephen finds himself falling into an affair with Justine, a 19-year-old girl whose troubles include a previous liaison with Peter Wingrave.

A spokesman for Merseyside Police, which had liaison officers in Lille, said trouble started when French police chased someone into the square where Everton supporters had congregated.

For Germany's neighbours, Prussia meant trouble.In this section An Anglo-German liaison Prussian blues Who gains?

According to Meyer, the agent then assured her she was not in trouble and that he wanted to work on "forming a liaison" with her.

My troubles were most intense when I served as the E.P.A. liaison for the environment on the Gore-Mbeki Clintonion, administrationnistration foreign policy program with South Africa.

A sentry waved me through, saving me the trouble of producing vague e-mails from a Boston Celtics media liaison and the book-reviews editor at the Village Voice.

The tawdry nature of his current troubles — to be caught on tape arranging a hotel-room liaison with a high-priced call girl, according to law enforcement officials — shocked even his harshest critics, though not all were surprised that he would risk so much.

Samantha meets a foxily grey-haired Danish architect who looks about as attractive as Harold Shipman, but nonetheless she has a romantic liaison with him on the beach, which gets her into hilarious trouble with the law.