Sentence examples for geographical connection from inspiring English sources

I already feel a quirky geographical connection to a couple of famous Bronx-born Washingtonians.

It matters not a jot that we usually have no cultural or geographical connection whatsoever with these teams or players.

There is a geographical connection: the village we glimpse in the story looms larger in "Swing Time".

He spoke of being both "flattered" and "shamefaced" about often being mentioned alongside Mr. Burton because of their geographical connection.

The geographical connection is not all that tenuous either, Mortan points out, given that for centuries the Faroese exported salt cod to Spain.

He must have felt that, despite the drudgery and "impersonality" of the soldier's life, he could reconnect to what most mattered to him through this intimate geographical connection to the poet he loved.

Mr. Luxenberg, in an interview, also stressed the geographical connections.

First, the actual delay is investigated and bounds on its magnitude and on its time-derivative are estimated, emulating different geographical connections.

Stirred by passing geographical connections (in Knoxville, it's James Agee), he predictably tips his hat to hundreds of literary and historical figures -- Aristotle and Chief Joseph, Geronimo, the Bent Brothers, Susan Sontag and Eudora Welty and Thomas Wolfe (whose characters, McMurtry says, "tend to lose their edges, like jellyfish, in the sea of his words").

Three of the American racetracks that have most consistently attracted large crowds in recent years, Keeneland, Saratoga, and Del Mar, are, not coincidentally, the tracks that have most effectively exploited their own geographical assets and connection to a romanticized past.

The guerrilla store, a series of one-year projects launched by Comme des Garçons in 2004, provided the model for the now-ubiquitous pop-up, though a recently vacated chain store, now the pop-up norm, might not meet the original's location rule: "The location will be chosen according to its atmosphere, historical connection, geographical situation... or some other interesting feature".