Sentence examples for connections comes from inspiring English sources

Another disturbing case with overseas connections comes out of Minnesota.

Further evidence of qualitative differences between the hippocampal → anterior thalamic connections and the mammillary body→ anterior thalamic connections comes from the in vivo electrophysiological studies that are described in the next section.

Suddenly, all those warm connections came flooding back.

That is where Ms. Goldman and her Manhattan company, Meaningful Connections, come in.

So why do Calder's intellectual connections come as a surprise?

Flights from Manchester, will be via Paris with some cheaper connections coming back via Mauritius.

There was something deeply pleasing, in the bright cold north, about all these connections coming together.

Connections come as dancers, attached to the pulleys, pitch forward and in doing so bring the sculpture to life.

Life, Laurin seems to be saying, is unstoppable, our connections come and go, our commitments falter but are eventually repaired.

His aristocratic connections came in particularly handy as he placated maharajas who were abruptly forced to choose between India and Pakistan.

That is as much as I can make of this configuration: no other connections come to mind.