Sentence examples for connection where he from inspiring English sources
"Iowa is a place where the president has a special connection, where he feels at home when his plane lands," Ms. Psaki said Tuesday.
After a career as a diver (he was once 12th in the world), he did a touch of modelling for French Connection, where he was spotted by Guy Ritchie and invited to join Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels on the promise that Ritchie would cook him a part – a tough guy hawking black-market bits and bobs out of a briefcase – that wouldn't prove too challenging.
He soon moved to W Connection where he played for two years.
Desperate for preferment, he made connections where he could (including important friendships with the Countess of Bedford and Magdalen Herbert), he produced defences of the king like a "masterful groveller", and he even considered offers of entering the priesthood - something his secular interests, and his widely known early reputation as a man-about-town, made problematic, to say the least.
Mr Obama is also well-regarded in another country with which he has a personal connection: Indonesia, where he lived for several years as a child.
Most of his early success was in the New York Wrestling Connection promotion, where he had a nine-month undefeated streak.
His earliest success came in the New York Wrestling Connection promotion, where he won the NYWC Heavyweight Championship on two occasions between 2003 and 2005.
In 1933, the family fled from Germany to Holland, where Frank had commercial connections, and where he established a pectin business.
Dickens also had a strong connection with Kent, where he lived on and off throughout his life.
I was desperate to make a connection, asking him where he went to college and feigning delight as I told him my son had studied there, too.
The Rigas success story captured the fancy of this city of immigrants and blue-collar workers, and in interviews over the years Mr. Rigas said he always felt a connection to Buffalo, where he attended church in his boyhood.
