Sentence examples for had a long connection from inspiring English sources

Lord Young, who took his title from the progressive school in Devon where he had a long connection, died on Monday night.

Krim had a long connection with Columbia: she was on the faculty of the University's Mailman School of Public Health and Mailman's Dr. Mathilde Krim-amfAR professorship of global health is named in her honor.

The Met's spokesman, Harold Holzer, said the museum had a long connection with Duveen, owning more than 120 European paintings that at some point passed through his galleries, and acquiring the galleries' archives in 1968.

"I have a long connection with Rob," Mr. Stombres said.

Mr. Parsons has a long connection to the Rockefellers.

MIT has a long connection with the sport of golf, on and off the course.

A Chicago native, Ms. Taylor, 33, has a long connection to the stage.

Of course, Chicago, of stockyards fame, has a long connection with cattle.

(Raoul was in Paris, trying to get here, too; I'd been introduced to him by the writer Russell Banks, who has a long connection to Haiti).

The Hebrides have a long connection with folk, cemented by Donovan's 1960s commune on Skye, and Vashti Bunyan's trek to get there.

This means slightly different things to different groups: but all take their inspiration from the administrations of Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, which scorned the corrupt interests of entrenched machines and old money and let new-broom government take the lead as a radical reforming force.As it happens, Mr Clinton has a long connection with the progressive tendency in his party.