Sentence examples for but relating from inspiring English sources

Moore is charged with the same offence as Jan, but relating to Sajid Aslam.

"So that's [Menzies'] history but, relating it to current circumstances, the message from that period was that if you are disciplined, and you are united behind a program, you will survive," Howard said.

To this generation was bequeathed the task not only of salvaging their own scattered and forgotten histories but relating to the rest of Britain how their shared histories made their presence possible.

But relating to Bangalore is not like handling the call centre down the corridor, even if the Indians concerned are your own employees as, increasingly, they often are not.

It is, for a variety of reasons too lengthy to go into real detail about here but relating to topography, technique and prevailing weather, regarded as the better end for swing bowling but he remains unseduced by its charms, preferring the Pavilion end.

But relating signs of consciousness in rat brains to human near-death experiences is controversial.

Not really about Lauren but related.

It is separate, but related to the phone hacking investigation.

The differences are stylistic, he said, but "related in glutamate".

Sasha grinned back — not the yes/no smile, but related.

The company reversed itself, but related disclosure proceeded.