Sentence examples for connections date from inspiring English sources

The Coca-Cola connections date back decades for Bowman, and tie her to former top Coca-Cola executive and strategist Alex Malaspina.

In many cases, there were archival records giving details of name, family connections, date of death and, occasionally, information on occupation or symptoms.

The Act of Parliament governing the enclosure of Portishead was passed in 1814, and stipulated the right to a public wharf, although there is historical evidence of nautical connections dating back to the Patent Rolls of 1331.

Moreover, spatial and temporal constraints (e.g., area distances, continent connections, dates of geological origin) may be imposed in the DEC model estimation, providing a more accurate estimation of the ancestral ranges and hypothesis testing of different geographic scenarios.

"We were given a connection date of the 5 February," Rosser says.

I accepted their absurdly distant connection date with good grace, knowing resistance was futile.

This time I was given a connection date of 18 November, which came and went with nary a cyber sniff of anything happening.

Signal responded with all the data it had — a timestamp of when the account was created and its last connection date.

03000 290900 A few kilometres from Derby, the neoclassical Kedleston Hall is  the seat of the Curzon family, whose local connection dates back to the 12th century.

New Zealand has had the longest connection, dating from 1992, since when it has reached four out of five World Cup finals, winning in 2000.

Other long-term collaborators include his regular cinematographer Wally Pfister and David Julyan, who has written scores for most of his films, and whose connection dates back to student days.