Sentence examples for earlier connection from inspiring English sources

The names that Apollonius chose for the curves (the terms may be original with him) indicate yet an earlier connection.

These include tighter limits on carry-on bags, not allowing a consumer to take an earlier connection when a seat is available and raising fees to change tickets.

The Indianapolis website shows that Ferebee has an earlier connection to the District: He received a master's degree in school administration from George Washington University.

Perioperative, maternity, and newborn nurses discovered a solution using modern technology to facilitate earlier "connection" between postcesarean section mothers and their newborns using televised video conference (VC) or telemedicine.

An article on Friday about the finances of Denver's public school system reported incorrectly an earlier connection between Senator Michael F. Bennet, a former superintendent of the school system, and Thomas Boasberg, the current superintendent.

In 1703 he reestablished an earlier connection with the jōruri chanter Takemoto Gidayū, and he moved in 1705 from Kyōto to Ōsaka to be nearer to Gidayū's puppet theatre, the Takemoto-za.

On the strength of earlier connections, he took refuge in Syracuse and then went to Corinth.

That would be in line with earlier connections of the 'slate' term to the elusive tablet computer, based on New York Times Executive Editor Bill Keller calling it something to that effect in a speech.

Nicholson was able to draw on his earlier connections to New York's aristocracy to recruit the needed forces from there, with additional units coming from New Jersey and Connecticut.

For earlier connections between PPI graphs and geometric graphs, see Pržulj (2004).

This early connection of primitive "satire" with magic has a remarkably widespread history.