Sample Sentences for
liaison
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liaison as in:  She is their liaison

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    At official request, the dinner is to be held not in the Red Room but in suite 417, which Arkady has arranged to be free; Emile has just finalized the menu; and Alexander, who will be overseeing the dinner, has been working closely with comrade Propp, our liaison from the Kremlin, to ensure the evening runs smoothly.  (source)
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    "No," the NATO liaison said.  (source)
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    When you work in public affairs, the most senior marines serve as liaisons with the press.  (source)
    liaisons = people with the role of increasing communication and cooperation between two organizations
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    You get a hold of the girls and send 'em out as liaison runners so we'll know who's found Tony where.  (source)
    liaison = a person with the role of increasing communication between two organizations
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    I have always found such liaisons a serious threat to the order in a house.†  (source)
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    I hoped never to be liaisoned again, with anyone, for any reason.†  (source)
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    This established our liaison with World War II.†  (source)
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    The regime created an instant pool of such women by the simple tactic of declaring all second marriages and nonmarital liaisons adulterous, arresting the female partners, and, on the grounds that they were morally unfit, confiscating the children they already had, who were adopted by childless couples of the upper echelons who were eager for progeny by any means.†  (source)
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    But it's one of them little liaison jobs.†  (source)
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    Public gossip attributed the romantic adventures of his verses to his own life, but although he had numerous liaisons, true love remained as illusive and as unattainable for him as Novalis's blue flower.†  (source)
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    "The family liaison officer was here this afternoon," he says.†  (source)
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    This, combined with his mysteri-ousness, causes some substantial sexual frisson among the women in the unit and his various classes-energy he casually harnesses in frequent, though usually short-lived, sexual liaisons.†  (source)
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    "Stabbed him," said the young police officer assigned as the family liaison.†  (source)
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meaning too rare to warrant focus

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In fact, he had even found himself quoting his father to Sofia on the subject, asserting that the only things that came from the practice were foolhardy acts, ill-advised liaisons, and gambling debts.  (source)
liaisons = secret or forbidden romantic relationships
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