Sentence examples for connection that in from inspiring English sources

It was partly as a result of their connection that, in 1997, he was received into the Roman Catholic church.

WADS of cash, obliging bureaucrats, and an urgent need for fresh travel papers are a connection that in most countries is dealt with by the police.

There just wasn't a good, sane way to keep things updated without going through arcane web interfaces or maintaining a network disk connection that — in the end — would always fail.

Furthermore, rehabilitation with post tension tendons adds the self-centering ability to the rehabilitated connection that in turn plays an important role in preventing permanent deformations in frame and thus, providing the potential for using frictional dampers in self-centering frames to increase energy dissipation.

And we have been assured, by a super-reliable source with a perfectly decent Internet connection that in Obama's case, "the curtain does not match the drapes".

He felt such a deep connection that, in 1986, he changed his name, renounced worldly goods, jumped on his motorcycle his modern steed and rode down to Stonehenge in search of Excalibur.

This was the beginning of a fruitful connection that resulted in about 3,000 caricatures and other illustrations for the magazine.

Seeking neither reward nor credit, Patner brokered the connection that resulted in WFMT syndicating the broadcasting of the Salzburg Festival.

When death enters the national consciousness through television, it creates a personal connection that requires mourning in the same medium.

Immediately, we felt a connection that keeps us in touch to this day.

SQ: I think that that's really the future of music, the connection that is made in live performance.