Sentence examples for connections of two from inspiring English sources
Golden Horn, the hot favourite for Saturday's Derby, shortened significantly in the betting on Thursday as one of his main rivals dropped out and connections of two others fretted over the likely state of the going.
Specifically, the panel's staff criticized the C.I.A. for failing to alert other agencies about the terrorist connections of two men, Khalid al-Midhar and Nawaq Alhazmi, who had been in Malaysia and who lived in San Diego a year before they took part in the hijackings.
The report found that for nearly two years before the attacks, the C.I.A. had known of the terrorist connections of two of the hijackers, Khalid al-Midhar and Nawaq Alhazmi, who in 2000 moved to San Diego and had numerous contacts with an F.B.I. informant.
To compensate for this we claim Handel as our own – he did, after all, take up British citizenship – but far less is made of the English connections of two other great 18th-century composers, JC Bach and – perhaps the greatest of all composers – Mozart.
These results strengthen the connections of two kinds of polynomials.
We consider both quality and quantity of the connections of two transport modes: air and rail.
Google's service will provide Internet connections of one gigabit per second to as many as 500,000 people.
Revelations of the Pakistani connections of three of the suicide-bombers who attacked London this month were a reminder that Pakistan is also part of the terrorism problem.
It sounds odd that a politician could not switch oratorical gears to offer his condolences and be as graceful as Iavarone, whose first words to Costas were: "First off, our sympathies go out to the connections of Eight Belles.
Cuff connections of three thicknesses were produced using the VARTM process, with fiber orientation selected to favor the mechanical response for this application.
With the present strategy, parallel and series connections of four cells in an array results in a scaling-out efficiency of 93%and82%2%, respectively.
