Sentence examples for enduring link to from inspiring English sources

In some ways, Mr. Parks became the final — and most enduring — link to his family.

The naval link is just one facet of Russia's enduring link to Crimea, the peninsula annexed by Moscow from Ukraine this month.

Sook, wrapped in simple kindness, is for Buddy, his one enduring link to familial love.

The university brings the town interesting museums, lively cafes and theaters, and an enduring link to the old-blue crowd that traditionally populated Yale and that gave birth to its small and select secret societies -- notably Skull and Bones, which George W. Bush joined in 1968, following in the footsteps of both his father and, by two years, a contemporary named John Kerry.

This group is understudied in library and information science, despite its obvious cultural and enduring link to libraries and archives.

Named after the ceremonial spike that joined the transcontinental railroad across America, Golden Spike claims to have the expertise to fly expeditions to the Moon, opening up "an enduring link to the final frontier".

Now the marriage has been effected, but much will have to be done if enduring links are to be cemented.

"Germ cells provide an enduring link between all generations, carrying genetic information from one generation to the next," he said.

White is also the enduring link between Alex Higgins and Ronnie O'Sullivan, snooker's two other troubled icons.

Is there an enduring link between safety pins and solidarity with the foreign-born?

This is in keeping with existing body of evidence that have established an enduring link between chequered family structure and dynamics and a higher risk of both juvenile delinquency and child abuse or neglect.