Sentence examples for and relates to a from inspiring English sources

It was wrong and relates to a view I no longer hold," Johnson said.

The piece makes much of the timbral overlap between cello and violin, and relates to a wider "web" of chamber pieces.

And given that this disjuncture is usually deeply personal, and relates to a personalised problem with a generalised image, autobiography becomes the best possible form for this articulation to take.

One involves "criminal mismanagement" of Fifa's funds, and relates to a contract for TV rights signed with the disgraced former head of Caribbean Football, Jack Warner, a deal on which Warner later made £11m personal profit.

A travel warning, on the other hand, "does not have a specific duration and relates to a situation that is less specific than it would be for a public announcement, like the situation in Israel, where there is an ongoing conflict," Mr. Dickens said.

The decision – made on Friday by a handpicked legislature – makes Yingluck the first premier in Thailand's history to be impeached and relates to a hugely popular but deeply troubled government scheme to pay rice farmers double the market price for their crop, a policy believed to have incurred losses of around £10bn.

I can't think of a word that starts with a "T" and relates to an octopus.

The OR presented is the population average OR, and relates to an average piglet in any litter of the study.

A specific defense strategy varies during ontogeny, and relates to an adapted phenology, behavior, morphology, physiology, and/or chemistry [ 6, 7].

Self-efficacy is based on social cognitive theory [ 5] and relates to an individual's confidence and ability to perform healthy behaviours.

Company officials said the warning was delivered last Thursday and related to a threatened attack on Nov. 9.