Sentence examples for an enduring link from inspiring English sources

Is there an enduring link between safety pins and solidarity with the foreign-born?

"Germ cells provide an enduring link between all generations, carrying genetic information from one generation to the next," he said.

Even now bonfires retain their primal appeal, giving us an enduring link to the old weather-god Thunor.

This is in keeping with existing body of evidence that have established an enduring link between chequered family structure and dynamics and a higher risk of both juvenile delinquency and child abuse or neglect.

In 2006 this city's showcase event, the Sundance Film Festival, forged what promises to be an enduring link between the cinematic arts and things environmental with a debut screening of "An Inconvenient Truth," the Al Gore documentary about global warming that went on to win an Academy Award.

The university brings the town interesting museums, lively cafes and theaters, and an enduring link to the old-blue crowd that traditionally populated Yale and that gave birth to its small and select secret societies -- notably Skull and Bones, which George W. Bush joined in 1968, following in the footsteps of both his father and, by two years, a contemporary named John Kerry.

"Attaching our efforts, thought and funding to the Institute has been a long cherished dream, and the naming of the Institute forges another enduring link between the Weatherhead family and Columbia". The Weatherhead Foundation was created by A.J. Weatherhead, Jr. in 1953 and is currently headed by his son, Albert J. Weatherhead, III.

In some ways, Mr. Parks became the final — and most enduring — link to his family.

White is also the enduring link between Alex Higgins and Ronnie O'Sullivan, snooker's two other troubled icons.

The naval link is just one facet of Russia's enduring link to Crimea, the peninsula annexed by Moscow from Ukraine this month.

Sook, wrapped in simple kindness, is for Buddy, his one enduring link to familial love.