Sentence examples for connection to try from inspiring English sources

In reality, Papadopoulos knew of the professor's "substantial connections to Russian government officials" and used the professor's connection to try to connect the campaign with the Russian government.

Democrats have seized on their connection to try and discredit Norquist.

One rival has even called in Trevor Beattie, the man behind eye-catching campaigns such as Eva Herzigova's "Hello Boys!" for Wonderbra and "FCUK" for French Connection, to try to put the furry upstart in his place.

The FSB took advantage of this connection to try to use Sasha to control Berezovsky.

Mr. Qanbar, who works as an aide to the Iraqi politician Ahmed Chalabi, parlayed his connections to try to find Sergeant Altaie.

The network adjusts the weighting of its internal connections to try to retain the correct matches as far as possible.

"Most of the money was spent to buy connections to try to change the verdict," he said, a sad, embarrassed smile playing over his lips.

The general disarray was another way of ensuring that no one developed the confidence and connections to try to overthrow him.

Four members of the group have declined to join in the cabinet boycott, and Iraqi political analysts say Mr. Maliki could take advantage of the group's loose connections to try to coax one faction to his side.

And so Clinton put herself out there, like an old-style politician using her celebrity and personal connections to try to smooth over the rough years of the US's relations with the rest of the world.

Things aren't much better for younger workers like Mr. Shah, 27, who says that he has given out resumes and canvassed his friends and connections to try to find a ob.