Sentence examples for a relation to from inspiring English sources

After all, is it not the business of a relation to relate?

Instead, they are related only indirectly, through a relation to the bus.

Either way, you are in a relation to it.

"There was a relation to music that was appealing to me," he said.

"I don't think it has a relation to the rest of the season".

An orchard has a relation to mankind, and readily connects itself with matters of the heart".

But logic -- suggesting a relation to "broad in the beam" -- isn't always the best guide in slang etymology.

That is, the risks of too cosy a relation to governments that provide an umbilical cord of sought after funding.

"You can't not have a relation to, in the case of East Germany, the socialism of the state," Franzen says.

Jimmy_webs "Luzhkov's political slogans have more of a relation to Russia's past and not to the present or future.

There will be a vegetable garden, but more important will be establishing a relation to a whole network of suppliers.