Sentence examples for various liaisons from inspiring English sources
As Frank visits the towns where he had various liaisons, the story becomes a remembrance of vaginas past.
At the hospital, Novalee befriends Lexie Coop (Ms. Judd), who has five children from various liaisons and is perhaps the most trouble-prone character of them all.
Structurally, it is probably his most complex work, spinning around different points of view as the tales of various liaisons, most of them clandestine, start to knit together.
Gardner was the fifth of Shaw's eight wives (among various liaisons), whom he courted and rejected the way he did his music, his public and his friends.
Then there is Novalee's friend Lexie Coop Ashley Juddd), steadfast mother of five by various liaisons, to help stir fast-erupting crises into an "astonishingly shameless melodrama" (Mitchell).
Antonioni's films of the 1950s included I Vinti (1952), a study of juvenile crime in which Fay Compton was improbably done to death on Banstead Common, La Signora senza Camelie (1953), about an unhappy actress, and the morose, fatalistic Il Grido (1957), about a factory worker's journey away from home, through various liaisons and back again, with Steve Cochran.
Their on/off relationship continued, with each having various other liaisons, until producers decided to reunite Ken and Deidre in 1999.
One can see why Mr Jennings contrives to fit in Tallulah Bankhead, madcap comedian from Alabama, even though her popularity with all classes was more to the point than her liaisons with various rackety lords.Mr Jennings is full of good stories, insights and ironies.
Of his disastrous liaisons with various men and women, he wrote: "I have most loved people who cared little or nothing for me and when people have loved me, I have been embarrassed..
His decision to absent himself may have been a reaction to his increasingly complicated emotional life; while his passion for Teresa Jungman remained unrequited, he was involved in various unsatisfactory casual sexual liaisons, and was himself being pursued by the much older Hazel Lavery.
She works in Manhattan as the assistant to Caroline Kennedy, researching book projects and acting as a liaison to various organizations including the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston.
