Sentence examples for have a long connection from inspiring English sources

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

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

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 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.

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.

Major League Baseball has a long connection to smokeless tobacco.

The British have a long historical connection with Malta – the country became part of the British empire in 1800 – and Brits still make up the majority of the tourists.

I have a long family connection to India dating back to my grandparents and have been visiting India since I was a child.

Even the most "urban" of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples continue to have a long held deep connection to the countries of their ancestors.