Sentence examples for connection that it from inspiring English sources

In 1990, Lefebvre was convicted in a French court and sentenced to pay a fine of 5,000 francs when he stated in this connection that "it is your wives, your daughters, your children who will be kidnapped and dragged off to a certain kind of places as they exist in Casablanca".

However, I never really made the connection that it was something I wanted to teach.

Even Alex Rodriguez, a Texas Ranger in 2001 and now a Yankee, could not help making the connection that it was the Mets, and Valentine, on television as word of Bin Laden's death spread.

The campaign stems from research that found "people liked the brand but didn't make the connection that it was a natural sweetener," said Jim Haven, principal and executive creative director at Creature.

Tata, then, might seem so disparate and so close to losing any family connection that it is ripe for a revolution.The view from Bombay House, Tata's headquarters in Mumbai, is different.

The tack the campaign is taking stems from research that found "people liked the brand but didn't make the connection that it was a natural sweetener," says Jim Haven, principal and executive creative director at Creature.

Technically, the work is not a response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, but it has a connection that makes it a fitting commemoration.

The voice technology company started as an idea in the labs of Cambridge University, but it was the Amadeus connection that brought it to the attention of Microsoft.

Hope for the Euro It isn't just the Sophocles connection that makes it easy to think of Greek fiscal woes as a tragedy in the making.

But if its collaboration with Dr Paabo bears fruit, it will surely be the cave-man connection that keeps it in the public eye.

The device uses a single AAA battery and contains a built-in USB connection that makes it easy to quickly connect and offload recorded files to your computer.