Sentence examples for early connections from inspiring English sources

Many people in Beijing wonder how much those early connections have protected Hu.

Mr. Razaq, the son of a mullah, had early connections to the Taliban, whom he fought for as a teenager.

There was Antoin (Tony Rezkoo, an opportunistic real-estate developer and political fund-raiser who became known during the 2008 Presidential election because of his early connections to Barack Obama.

Those early connections and references are the ones that will forever precede rational thought, and so continue to punch above the weight their actual accuracy and helpfulness should give them.

Early connections with other countries — including the code going through Thai and Italian servers —  are likely to be a result of whoever is really behind the attack, whether North Korean or from elsewhere, disguising their real location.

The Legacy Broker Many brokers build their business through their networks of acquaintances, but some maintain those relationships so well that they wind up representing the friends, relatives and children of early connections.

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

"An American Life," the president's autobiography, indicates Reagan's early connection with cars.

His photographic work has often explored the connections between landscape and history and psychology, and in the past three years he's returned to his early connection to the American rail system.

Mr. Lowenstein's analysis of the way films function historically echoes that of the German critic Sigfried Kracauer, who made an early connection between horror and history in his classic 1947 book "From Caligari to Hitler".

Yet when he pitched his script he downplayed its oddness: the history-of-the-gay-pride-flag interlude; the magazine photos from 1955 of people kissing that appear when Oliver imagines his parents' early connection.