Sentence examples for has a relation from inspiring English sources

Each noun, verb, or adjective represents a lexical concept and has a relation link to hyponyms which represent related concepts.

"I don't think it has a relation to the rest of the season".

An orchard has a relation to mankind, and readily connects itself with matters of the heart".

The angular frequency has a relation with the period of motion as well as the integral.

My best guess now is that he has a relation or friend who works/worked for HP.

"He who has a relation with a commander of Qassam, he considers himself the holder of a diplomatic passport.

On Friday Mourinho said: "I don't have a relation [with him], nothing.

"You can't not have a relation to, in the case of East Germany, the socialism of the state," Franzen says.

"We do have a relation with Tides — it's just a conduit" for money from small donors, he said.

Life in this imperfect world does contain inklings of truth; human wisdom does have a relation to divinity reality.

They want to have a relation with us, starting next year.