Sentence examples for English connection from inspiring English sources

The only tangential English connection to this Latin fiesta is Agustin Delgado, Southampton's misfit striker.

Vidal's English connection, a source of pride and gratification, and well-represented by the signed photographs surrounding him in Hollywood, included Princess Margaret, Kenneth Tynan, Alec Guinness and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in the Bois de Boulogne.

A beautiful country with many English connections.

To compensate for this we claim Handel as our own – he did, after all, take up British citizenship – but far less is made of the English connections of two other great 18th-century composers, JC Bach and – perhaps the greatest of all composers – Mozart.

It has a an existing 500,000 in Germany, 80% of whom are usinng the site for English connections.

Piccolomini was himself elected as Pope Pius III on 22 September 1503, only to die less than a month later, on 18 October; Castellesi did not vote for him and Piccolomini was chosen for his perceived neutrality rather than for his English connections.

Partly, that's due to the English language connection, so the branding makes sense for the UK.

Because of his English family connections he has always relished Twickenham – "For me and my family it's got a lot of importance.

But the school was not without high-profile English literary connections - Faber's Charles Monteith was an old boy who would get TS Eliot to sign new editions of his books "for the boys of Inst" before donating them to the school library - and there was enough exposure to the canon for Mahon already to think of himself as a Coleridge man.

In 1844, probably through English family connections of Hérminie, he embarked on a tour of England.

"We also found that Hispanic youth feel less alienated and more satisfied living in the U.S. as their English competence and connection with non-Hispanics grow," said lead author Kelly McKay-Semmler, Ph.D., assistant professor of communication studies at the University of South Dakota, in a press release.