Sentence examples for connects him from inspiring English sources
It is what connects him to his adopted city.
Tóibín's house on the cliff connects him to his beginnings.
Music, he believes, connects him to the world.
Whistler's concern with visual perception connects him to the French Impressionists.
A white tube runs through a hole in his neck and connects him to a ventilator.
He admits he enjoys the shooting that, he says, connects him to the instinctive hunter in him.
It is an element of Amichai's ordinary vitality, the current that connects him to contemporary songwriters and antique balladeers.
This connects him to tales of "shag-foals" which are rough-coated young horses, disguising devils or goblins.
She also connects him to a mystery involving Hans's parents, Swedish submarines, Russian espionage and (in the role of the Great Satan) the United States.
The indictment never connects him to the other 19 hijackers -- who were interconnected with one another -- and never suggests he even met them.
The most damning testimony connects him to the Colina Group, a group of former military intelligence officers created to carry out assassinations in the early 1990s.
