liaisons

My point is that marriage with five kids and homosexual liaisons translates into bisexuality rather than being "gay."

Sound Politics: Separated at Birth? 2006

I was to be free to marry or take a permanent companion, but multiple short-term liaisons were not in the interests of the children, and, for those reasons, the living expenses of any companion were not to come from the trust fund until either I married or until the relationship had lasted monogamously for over one year.

Flash ModesittJr_LE 2004

One of her longer-term liaisons was with Colonel Banastre Tarleton, a hero of the American revolutionary war, and it's thought that he provided the model for Phaon in her 44-sonnet sequence, Sappho and Phaon.

Books news, reviews and author interviews | guardian.co.uk Carol Rumens 2010

Recalling their liaisons in the Lincoln bedroom, Susannah reports, "I was much more eager to please than he was."

Looking Back Camelot 2008

Instead, the agency relies heavily on electronic eavesdropping and on the generosity of so-called liaisons -- friendly foreign intelligence services that often have agendas of their own.

LOOK WHO'S NOT TALKING--STILL 2007

Whatever kind of love a man may have, one is always wrong about the number of his liaisons, because one interprets friendships as liaisons, which is an error of addition, and also because it is believed that one proved liaison excludes another, which is a different sort of mistake.

Time Regained 2003

Among her liaisons were a Nazi intelligence officer during World War II, and the Duke of Westminster - the richest man in England.

NPR Topics: News 2009

He has since admitted to several other "liaisons".

B. Jeffrey Madoff: Why Read When You Can Watch? 2009

There are political directors for every region of the country and "liaisons" for every interest group from ethnics to seniors.

The Clinton Sales Campaign 2008

H/t the indefatigable Frank Frink of Creative Revolution So what's going to happen to all of those other "liaisons" now?

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