Sentence examples for another connection about from inspiring English sources

Obama made another connection, about a fight for freedom "from the beaches of Normandy to the Balkans to Benghazi".

But I can't help thinking that the British social historian E. P. Thompson was on to something when he wrote, in another connection,  about "the enormous condescension of posterity".

(Talk about an oxymoron). But today I'd like to bring up another connection about which you may not be aware.

It got me thinking about another connection between Budweiser and Sept. 11: the urban legend about the truck driver who was delivering Budweiser that day, found two Arabs celebrating in a convenience store, and retaliated by taking every Budweiser product out of their store.

Then Mr. Bromberg mentioned that he had now moved on to another novel of mine, "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay," and he wanted to tell me about another connection between his life and the world of my books: when he was in junior high, in Cleveland, Ohio, his chief rival for the title of School's Most Talented Artist was a four-eyed, acne-faced wunderkind named Joe Shuster.

Having an instant connection about your cultural background can help ease the nerves of networking.

One young Kenyan made a documentary called "Facebook Connection," about children at the camps using Facebook on cellphones.

To stream all those extra pixels, you're going to need a pretty fast Internet connection: about 15 Mbps.

Others also made the connection about that time.

Every time he met a new woman, he'd post another Missed Connection notice about Rachel.

My internet connection was about as reliable as Charles Kennedy.