Sentence examples for be connected to some from inspiring English sources

Might the institute someday be connected to some eventual Obama presidential library, a topic of speculation in this city?

Trusts which were geographically, professionally and academically isolated should be connected to some of the country's top hospitals in academic science networks.

Throughout the pregnancy, she struggles to understand what has happened, what it might mean, "my state must have some meaning... it must, however haphazard and unexpected and unasked, be connected to some sequence, to some significant development in my life......

A hundred years ago, if someone said something was "relatable," she meant that it could be told the Shakespearean sense of "relate"—or that it could be connected to some other thing.

A hundred years ago, if someone said something was "relatable," she meant that it could be told — the Shakespearean sense of "relate" — or that it could be connected to some other thing.

Though it's not explicitly stated here, the language suggests that this could be connected to some undisclosed settlement behind the scenes, such as RadiumOne agreeing to compensate Chahal for his termination.

"It's connected to some military acronym," he said.

"To remain attached to your university, you need to have been connected to some group.

Just over half of all households, or 51 percent, are connected to some sort of drainage facilities.

"The Laskar Jihad is connected to some political elite, because they can come to Ambon without anyone stopping them.

Stuart Podolsky, who is chief executive of Amsterdam Hospitality Group, is connected to some of the properties operated by Mr. Lapes.