Sentence examples for connected with an from inspiring English sources

Toynbee reckons "equal pay and equal power are closely connected with an escape from princess pink".

(Bentley's campaign-finance violations were connected with an alleged extramarital affair).

"We connected with an audience probably as much as anybody has ever done," Foulser says.

In Cheshire and Merseyside, 31 cases were connected with an outbreak at a Chinese takeaway.

Even so, being an accident did not remove the fact that one player's studs connected with an opponent's ribs.

St . Jude Medicalsaid the lawsuit was connected with an investigation by the Justice Department, which the company first disclosed last October.

Morris connected with an Ali Crawford corner to secure the three points for Hamilton, their second win in 17 games took them four points ahead of Kilmarnock.

With quick one-touch passes, the Sedins connected with an open Demitra at the top of the right face-off circle.

The second story holds that Haut-Brion's name is a corruption of O'Brian and that it was once connected with an Irish family of that name.

The New Yorker, February 16 , 1929P. 11 Man tells friend he is connected with an oratorio society; friend says "But you haven't a voice".

How are you going to get in there?" But if you are connected with an established distributor, he said, the relationship is already reputable.