The playoffs would sound better without a commercial connection.
The Go-Go's arrived with commercial connections.
During the Middle Ages, eastern Galicia, situated between Hungary, Poland, and the western principalities of Kiev and Volhynia, was coveted by its neighbours for its fertile soil and its important commercial connections.
Could anybody enlighten me, for instance, as to the logical connection between commercial aviation and Teddy bears?
It isn't the film itself that would suffer the short-term consequences (films, after all, don't suffer) — it would be the film's director and writer, Kenneth Lonergan, who ought to have the chance to make more films, and soon; it doesn't take a big-time pundit to know that there's a connection between awards and commercial success, and between commercial success and the pursuit of a career.
There were strong commercial and cultural connections between Virginia, Massachusetts and the Caribbean right up to 1776.
(This wasn't only for commercial reasons; Puente knew the natural connection between rumba and samba. Even Brazilian musicologists have claimed that Mr. Caymmi's "O Que É Que a Baiana Tem" is basically Cuban music).
The commercial establishes the sort of intimate connection between the car and the show that comes from paid placement, even though "you can't drive a minivan onto the 'Dancing with the Stars' stage and make it relevant," Mr. Fenster said.
The N.F.L. has not prevented Southwest Airlines, an official league sponsor, from running a commercial during games that makes an explicit connection between Las Vegas and gambling.
