Sentence examples for connection bore from inspiring English sources

Narborough had the ear of King Charles II, and the connection bore fruit.

The normal scope is a lot more accurate and also can be used with any connection, bear in mind though that this is quick scoping so don't spend ages on your target.

The next step would be to conduct a joint-gastrodiplomacy campaign to examine the cultural connections borne out in food culture between the two countries.

Only the initiator of the connection would bear its payment.

As a Jewish woman and a member of the U.S. Congress, I strive to bring that connection to bear on my work every day.

The connections have now borne fruit.

Urban's connection with Hearst bore rich fruit in 1925, when the publisher backed a theater for Ziegfeld at the northwest corner of 54th and Sixth.

Frame your networking in terms of a larger goal the collective benefits for your company, say and the activity will feel more authentic and will lead to connections that bear fruit for everyone.

In recent years it has moved to the front lines of the fight against the Taliban, bringing local expertise and connections to bear, and its members have had many successes and suffered heavy casualties.

The official dissembling and excuse-making about the true causes and prior mistakes that gave rise to and allowed the terrorist attacks to happen, almost immediately ushered in the Bush-Cheney Administration's egregious and lawless, post 9-11 "war on terror" agenda which bore no connection to the original causes and no connection to the goal of reducing terrorism and making the world safer.

Her attorney, Linda Moreno, placed her hand on Salman's back as she introduced the defendant to each potential juror many of whom bore some connection to the shooting.