Erdrich's customarily precise language falters when depicting the priest's trysts.
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Some students wear their sexual trysts as badges of pride.
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That's why the Commander is so keen on these little trysts.
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The White House has denied the president engaged in the purported trysts.
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Harris doesn't deny repeatedly cheating on his wife, including trysts with prostitutes.
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"I recommend that couples have 'trysts' or planned sexual encounters," Mintz said.
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The results of these trysts are usually broken connections and awkward situations.
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They're so sexed up they don't even realize someone's photographing their trysts.
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Though some of the trysts Poirier details are entertaining, many are deeply unglamorous.
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The most egregious example concerns his secretary, Helena, whom he beds between other trysts.
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The trysts, pole-dancing, and cocktail-fueled carnage herein will probably work against you.
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Aside from being flat-out bizarre, O'Neill's post conflates professed consensual trysts with sexual assault.
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Speaking of past trysts, turns out that Jo (Camilla Luddington) and Link somehow know each other.
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In Snowfall, women are more than than porn stars, partners in sexual trysts, and coke heads.
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Now Australia appeared to be inviting the very country causing all the concern to observe their trysts.
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That's the same year Trump was allegedly having trysts at Trump hotels with former porn star Stormy Daniels.
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Tyga, 27, has had multiple trysts since he and 19-year-old Jenner called it quits in April.
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The scene, apparently the cold open, starts with two Transylvanian yocals talking about their romantic trysts with goats.
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Their anonymous trysts — they share no personal information with each other, names included — are not without emotional consequences.
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The rift leads to scheming and swordplay aplenty, with some time left over for old-fashioned bodice-ripping trysts.
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Then, there are the folks who simply want to engage in fun trysts, given the convenience of the situation.
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He joked that he keeps his mistresses in a cheap boardinghouse and takes them to motels for sexual trysts.
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In between trysts, she hangs out with friends to watch a shipwreck as if it's a pop-up art show.
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The Lewinsky imbroglio might be the most infamous of Bill's questionable trysts, but it's nowhere near the most morally objectionable.
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There are spaceships and lasers and love trysts and outlaws, as well as an eclectic cast, led by Nathan Fillion.
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He is reclusive and lonely, finding comfort in alcohol and casual, secret trysts with men (yes, his sexuality is complicated, too).
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He then painted a hedonistic picture of political life in Berlin, replete with alcohol-soaked receptions and trysts with random women.
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And rather than sneaking out for fleshly trysts, the would-be couple here come together only in disembodied form in dreams.
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Both the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times report that many of the alleged trysts were at suburban Chicago hotels.
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Both Elio and Oliver engage in heteroexual trysts, but as viewers, we cease to question whether they are fundamentally gay or straight.
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Your neighbor's loud trysts might violate your building's noise rules, but more important, his behavior toward the super could violate the law.
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Arguments like Douthat's have advocated some sort of mandatory sex quota, by way of sex bots or government-assisted trysts with sex workers.
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He is amicable with his wife because they make a good team, and he half-heartedly pursues trysts with friends of both genders.
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None of these trysts were posed as criminally as they likely would have been if the genders of the characters involved were swapped.
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So as Neni covers for Cindy's ever-more-frequent drinking sprees, her husband Jende drives Clark Edwards to seedy hotel trysts with escorts.
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"Look what you made me do/I'm with somebody new," Sam Smith and Normani sing together, while they head off to separate trysts.
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Back then, I had no prospects beyond imaginary trysts with boy-band crooners and scrawny actors with sun-kissed mushroom cuts and cherry lips.
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A gentle indie rock soundtrack attempts to set the scene for a seemingly mellower version of the fevered trysts the company once trafficked in.
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He slips up occasionally, like anyone else would: he takes shots at Taylor Swift and his exes and ends up having trysts with models.
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The gossip that Rasputin and Alexandra were lovers, for example, was unfounded but so widespread that postcards depicting them in sexual trysts openly circulated.
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They wear clothes, have jobs and engage in emotionally fraught trysts, but they also cough up hairballs, neigh or like to be called "good boy".
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So soon, you can keep your location searches and trips seeeeecreeeeeet—for all your hot trysts, secret trips, and maybe more innocently, surprise party planning.
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Complicating matters, Borderline was produced and directed by Bryher's bisexual husband Kenneth Macpherson, a man who accepted that Bryher's trysts with HD were non-negotiable.
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Faure's final moment occurred during one of their trysts in 21968, allegedly midfellatio, and her husband and stepmother were strangled in their rooms in 219.
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That got us thinking about all the surprises "House of Cards" has delivered over the years, from main-character deaths to trysts with Secret Service.
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Their lawyers argued the couple were being misrepresented for their swinger lifestyle, in which they partied with drugs and group sex, often videotaping their trysts.
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Where trysts between lovers can be arranged via the ubiquitous cell phone, any excuse to meet in the sugarcane field -- including Valentine's Day -- is used.
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Today, in the age of streaming, on-demand listening, that sense of music as a public space, capable of sheltering secret trysts, seems to be vanishing.
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Those who said they did the deed four or more times a week did not report feeling any happier than those who had trysts only weekly.
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Dempsey, 53, really hit his Sexy stride in 2005 when his mellifluous hair made it easy to overlook all those malpractice-worthy hospital trysts on Grey's Anatomy.
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At the time, it was given an X rating, the equivalent of a modern-day NC-17 — and to this day, its on-screen trysts remain controversial.
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Light's unfiltered radiance as she speaks of her trysts with a too-young man makes you believe that the relationship might indeed have been worth the penalty.
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And after two years of trysts on the fire escape and sneaking out to nearby dance halls, they were married and are still very much in love.
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She's not ready to rekindle what she temporarily had with Daniel, but she's also not comfortable enough to accept the excessive volume of his late-night trysts, either.
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Puppies and beaches, sunsets and sappy dialogue slosh around on screen in a suspension of sugary pop tunes; rain-soaked trysts and lingering tragedy are virtually a given.
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For now, I've made up my mind to shift my conversations away from any trysts and dalliances, and instead focus on the things that matter more to me.
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What developed after that was a strange, uncomfortable, impossible-to-look-away-from triangle in which young Adrienne became cover for the trysts between her mother and Ben.
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Mr. Gates's recounting of Mr. Manafort's various schemes was almost undone by his description of his own misdoings, including a secret paramour he met for trysts in London.
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She's as comfortable writing and singing moody songs about clandestine trysts in a nightclub as she is describing the overwhelming and saccharine giddiness of love at first sight.
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The sage Apollonius of Tyana tried to reason with a man who fell in love with the Aphrodite statue by recounting myths of unhappy trysts between gods and mortals.
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The cartel kingpin is currently married to a former beauty queen, but countless tales describe him smuggling prostitutes into Mexican prisons and having trysts with female guards and inmates.
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She is charged with four counts of having an improper relationship between an educator and a student and had multiple trysts with two of the students, court records claim.
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Reporters for the Enquirer had been trailing Bezos and Sanchez for months, the e-mail indicated, photographing them in hotels and at airports, and compiling a dossier of trysts.
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She&aposs as comfortable writing and singing moody songs about clandestine trysts in a nightclub as she is describing the overwhelming and saccharine giddiness of love at first sight.
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For instance, Warren G. Harding allegedly had trysts in a White House closet, relying on the Secret Service to tip him off when his wife was walking down the hall.
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When Winston Smith and Julia slip away for trysts in 1984, they're breaking the rules by taking something for themselves that doesn't belong to the all-observant, all-consuming state.
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More than a decade ago, she photographed love hotels — pay-by-the-hour accommodations for romantic trysts — as a way of illuminating broader ideas about sex and desire in Japan.
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He follows a manic circus tutor on a train to Mexico, falls for a fellow cartoonist amid the early aughts' war on terror and trysts with a politically enlightened prostitute.
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In both movies there are impersonations and mistaken identities, dangerous trysts and faked deaths, and hovering over all of it is a potent sense of dread and twisted psychological suspense.
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Many chose to defend him for his White House trysts with Ms. Lewinsky because, despite the power differential between a president and a former intern, she was a willing partner.
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As part of that line of inquiry, he also admitted to having an affair about a decade ago, flying first class to London to an apartment he used for trysts.
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McDougal received a payment in 2016 from the publisher of The National Enquirer for her story about the alleged trysts, but the tabloid never ran an article about her claims.
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During opening statements, defense attorney Jay Liederman said Mackinday, whose stage name was Christy Mack, often spoken about "rape fantasies" during their relationship and wanted to be surprised during sexual trysts.
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In 2007, the magazine's tip line received a call claiming that Woods was having trysts with a waitress named Mindy Lawton, who worked at a diner near his home in Orlando.
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We're told the hotline has gotten dozens of calls from mostly women, who phone in to inform prosecutors they slept with Kelly ... with some bragging about it or detailing multiple trysts.
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Trump denies having sex with either women, who each claim they had trysts with him after the birth of his son by his current wife, first lady Melania Trump, in 2006.
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Karel, the academic who is driving the S.U.V. to Poland, has worked out a modus vivendi with his Polish girlfriend: they meet for trysts every few weeks, in different European hotels.
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Having been raised as an emboldened little brat (JK that's another stereotype!), I texted all of my exes to see if they thought my only childhood had an impact on our trysts.
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Each bears a musical title and all are set—in Rome, Paris and New York— many years after the early-1980s trysts that made Elio and Oliver into lifelong, though separated, soulmates.
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Our rules: No emotional entanglements, and neither of us wants to hear about the other's sexual activities (directly or from third parties) or be embarrassed by word of trysts spreading among friends.
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In its six-year run on Bravo, we've seen just about everything go down on Vanderpump Rules, from secret workplace trysts to cheating scandals to short stints in a Hawaiian jail cell.
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There's Greyjoy's Anatomy, which we imagine would revolve around Theon Greyjoy's residency at Iron Islands Hospital, including dire life-or-death situations (he's pretty good with those) and sexy trysts with his coworkers.
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Franklin says he mostly adhered to a "hundred-mile rule," scheduling his trysts far from home, and unlike many Bennington profs, he at least waited until his students had graduated before pursuing them.
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Having trysts will also alleviate the all-too-familiar tension couples experience when crawling into bed at night, when one partner wants sex and the other feels too exhausted for a sexual encounter.
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There are other minor subplots, too, like Goldman's secret trysts and the drain-circling relationship between Rodney and Shay, but the overall impression is that an end to the good times is nigh.
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The more I communicated with my closeted pen pals—with their recurring themes of guilty trysts, secret identities, and desperate remorse—the more I felt my glorified recollections of the closet slipping away altogether.
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Another place Mr. Jusufovic likes to take visitors is Yugoslavia's first private hotel, a mountain getaway for romantic trysts that, now a ruin, was used by Serb forces to pound the city with artillery.
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The FBI knew of King's extramarital affairs and, according to some, tried to induce him to commit suicide by mailing tapes of his trysts to his home in Atlanta along with a taunting letter.
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His home was bombed, he received constant death threats, and there's evidence that suggests the FBI even tried to get him to commit suicide by threatening to send his wife audiotapes of his extramarital trysts.
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For hours, the lawyer, Donna Rotunno, had pressed Ms. Mann on cross-examination about the details of consensual sexual trysts she had with Mr. Weinstein before March 2013, when Ms. Mann says he raped her.
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Laurie's trysts with Doctor Manhattan were more about satisfying her human desires than they were to him, given that we know about how he struggles to see himself in a human capacity — sexual appetite included.
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Whatever the reason, the biographies of 20th-century artists—the letters, the beguiling muses, the more or less agreed-upon non-monogamous trysts—challenge even the most cynical to resist the glamour of sepia-toned gossip.
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Prominent men can shrug off trysts or cheating or scandals as male behavior — or, as Nationals M.P. Barnaby Joyce said after impregnating a staffer, a symptom of the "loneliness" of higher office — then return to work.
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Because Oyo hotels are popular with unmarried couples looking for places for their trysts, one scheme involved workers at properties run directly by the start-up colluding to keep the guests checked in after they left.
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Cohen is under criminal investigation by federal prosecutors in New York City for his business dealings, as well as for two hush money payments made for two women who claim to have had sexual trysts with Trump.
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Once the house is built (which takes a while, because the workers keep dying in strange and unexplained ways, go figure) Mott fills his days gazing at his art and enjoying sexy trysts with his lover/servant, Guinness.
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The affair began with trysts at Mr. Guzmán's marble-floored, ocean-view safe house in Los Cabos and ended eight years later with Ms. Sánchez, in dyed hair and prison clothes, appearing as a witness at his trial.
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Colette's perfection is a false front, of course, and pretty soon Addy is not only babysitting for her but covering for her during her sweaty trysts with Will (Zach Roerig), the sergeant in charge of the recruiting office.
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The episode is the latest in a string of embarrassments that have plagued the air marshal service in recent years, including allegations of sexism and racism and of employees arranging their schedules to meet up for sexual trysts.
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Khloé Kardashian has been making headlines all of 2019, with stories about her complicated on-again, off-again relationship with her ex-boyfriend Tristan Thompson (as well as speculation about his rumored trysts) practically fueling the rumor mill.
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"Yellow Brick Road," from Encore, opens with some close biography of Em's teenage years, including his early trysts with Kim and his meet-cute with Proof, the close friend and collaborator who would be killed, tragically, two years later.
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Her trysts with Matt in the machine shop -- essentially an open secret among the inmates -- might be the least glamorous sex ever put on screen, and only become stranger when she moves on to Matt after Sweat is reassigned.
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As a student at McGill University, Cohen's ability for poetry was noticed and nourished by his professors, Canadian poets Irving Layton and Louis Dudek, who helped steer the young poet from youthful depictions of trysts towards more mature imagery.
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Vance is known to be investigating how the Trump Organization accounted for hush money payments made by Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen and the publisher of The National Enquirer to two women who claim they had sexual trysts with Trump.
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When Seth was 15 (or was it 12?), and Mom was accompanying him to Manhattan from Long Island for his viola classes at Juilliard, Anna was conducting afternoon trysts with a man (John Procaccino) she met on a Central Park bench.
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He seems to be obsessed with aggressive, homoerotic trysts between men and dinosaurs, beasts, or unicorns, but also puts out meta titles like Turned Gay by the Existential Dread That I May Actually Be a Character in a Chuck Tingle Book.
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Cohen said last year that he paid porn star Stormy Daniels and had the publisher of the National Enquirer pay Playboy model Karen McDougal at Trump's behest to keep them quiet about their alleged sexual trysts with him a decade earlier.
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Some examples: Greta Garbo and the underappreciated playwright Mercedes de Acosta were madly in love—"trips together, trysts on the beach, naked portraits"—but when Garbo wouldn't publicly identify as a lesbian, de Acosta had an affair with Marlene Dietrich.
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He stuffs the book full of romances and trysts, small-town politics and jokes that feel cutesy more than funny — for instance, a meth-manufacturing biker gang called the Busy Bees, who model their business after the Mary Kay company.
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Ms. Clifford and Ms. McDougal tell strikingly similar stories about their experiences with Mr. Trump, which included alleged trysts at the same Lake Tahoe golf tournament in 2006, dates at the same Beverly Hills hotel and promises of apartments as gifts.
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Dacher Keltner, a psychology professor at UC Berkeley, has found that powerful men tend to overestimate their subordinates' sexual interest in them and "sexualize their work, looking for opportunities for sexual trysts and affairs," he writes in the Harvard Business Review.
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You know the story ... the NBA legend claimed the number of women he slept with was in the tens of thousands -- and the mansion that harbored his "sex room" and presumably the majority of those trysts has now hit the market.
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Cohen's crimes included his playing a key role in getting AMI to pay off McDougal and his personally paying another purported paramour of Trump's, porn star Stormy Daniels, right before the election to keep quiet about their alleged past trysts with Trump.
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THE APARTMENT Billy Wilder's 1960 comedy, in which Jack Lemmon plays a salaryman who lends his home to his superiors for trysts with, among others, Shirley MacLaine, gets the deluxe treatment in this 4K digital restoration that comes complete with hardcover notes.
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Friends like Laura Linney, Ian McKellen, Amy Tan and Neil Gaiman testify to Mr. Maupin's generosity of spirit, while the writer speaks candidly about cruising in Raleigh public parks, Fairmont Hotel trysts with Rock Hudson and the agonies of the AIDS crisis.
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Vance is investigating how the Trump Organization accounted for hush-money payments made by others to two women — porn star Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal — shortly before the 2016 presidential election to keep them quiet about their alleged sexual trysts with Trump.
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The slender novel charts the mental breakdown of Ma Daode, a farcically corrupt provincial official who, when he is not busy arranging trysts with mistresses, is devising a "China Dream Device" that would help Mr. Xi's increasingly authoritarian government erase civilians' memories of the country's postrevolutionary past.
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It was his team's work — which started as an investigation into the Clintons' real estate dealings in Arkansas — that eventually led to a salacious report that vividly described the president's sexual trysts with White House intern Monica Lewinsky and the effort to cover up the affair.
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The way he leaps from defending their virtual trysts as meaningless fun (hence, safe to continue) to claiming they mean everything and are worth any risk (hence, necessary to continue) is a beautiful micro-portrait of a desperate lover trying to persuade a reluctant partner without utterly alienating them.
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" The song's second verse seems to explicitly address Jay Z's past, imagining he never rose to fame and instead remained a drug dealer ("Never made it out the cage, still out there movin' in them streets"), before wondering of his alleged trysts: "Would they be down to ride?
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Cohen told a federal judge in Manhattan that Trump had directed him to buy the silence of porn star Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal so they would not reveal in the months leading to the 2016 election their alleged trysts with the New York real estate developer years earlier.
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Notes for gourmets in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, & Her Lover (1989) Taking place in a French fine dining restaurant, Peter Greenaway's infamous, beautifully-costumed romantic crime drama is a scandalous commentary on class and power, with tons of food-as-eroticism imagery packed between secret trysts and horrific murders.
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Florida prosecutors have charged a woman with being one of two spa workers who allegedly sexually serviced New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft for pay, as a judge Tuesday ordered that videos that captured their alleged trysts be temporarily sealed from public view in order to protect Kraft's right to a fair trial.
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Not only does she discover she's pregnant, but because of the proximity of the trysts, there's no way to know who the father is -- a predicament that seems to highly amuse her doctor (a very funny Emma Thompson, who also shares script credit with "Bridget Jones" author Helen Fielding and Dan Mazer).
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Even before the current round of scandal, Mr. Hollande had never recovered from the very public revelation of his clandestine trysts with the actress Julie Gayet, and his simultaneous fiery breakup with Ms. Trierweiler, who later took her "revenge" — her word in her own book — in a tell-all recounting of Mr. Hollande's frailties and prejudices.
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In between, though, "Mamma Mia!" hits plenty of the right notes, in large part by focusing the narrative on flashing back to 1979, when the young Donna first came to her Greek paradise (actually shot in Croatia), engaging in a trio of trysts with the men who would eventually end up being identified as the potential fathers of her daughter, Sophie (Amanda Seyfried).
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" In a series of monologues, which Mr. Fierstein delivers in Derek McLane's impressive rendering of a London apartment, we hear about Beau's hasty departure from his hometown, New Orleans, but also about precious capsules of freedom, as when World War II soldiers enjoyed trysts with one another at a Y.M.C.A. and expressed their joy by belting "Row, Row, Row Your Boat.
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TO UNDERSTAND the ethereal sculptures made by the American artist Yoko Kubrick, you have to know your Greek mythology: The quarrels and trysts of those gods and goddesses inform her work just as they've inspired sculptors since the Athenian master Phidias, who, in the fifth century B.C., carved anthropomorphic statues of Zeus, Athena and their cohort in fine detail, from their flared nostrils down to their sandaled feet.
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His interest was both sexual and "scientific": Mr Foos would take meticulous notes as he observed the sex lives of couples in the rooms beneath him, from the suburban mother stealing lusty trysts with a doctor in his lunch hour, to the married couple and the young stud employed in their vacuum-cleaner company, to the Miss America candidate from Oakland who spent two weeks in the motel and never had sex with her husband.
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Given how dangerously bad popular knowledge of consent and safety are, and the damage Fifty Shades has already done (see the spike in sex toy-related injuries, often tied to poorly executed kink, in its wake), and you've got a potentially nasty recipe brewing on these apps: Novices told apps are an easy entry into a new world seeking kinky trysts with other novices, or stepping into a hook-up with someone more experienced but unprepared to navigate the complexities of kink.
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In these she sometimes followed one actress, surrounded by non-actors, through a not-so-normal day: walking with Cléo, a singer with two hours to wait for a possible cancer diagnosis, through the streets of Paris in "Cléo from 5 to 7", placing her fear of death against the beauty of ordinary life; or trudging in "The Vagabond" over tracks and frozen fields with a young woman, Mona, who had decided to abandon her job for the freedom of the open road, though it also meant derision and hunger and sordid trysts in her tent.
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