Sentence examples for historic connection from inspiring English sources

City Ballet's historic connection with "Deadly Sins" is well known.

The city's historic connection to the meat industry survives in its distinctive spicy style of barbecue.

It has such historic connection to the state as a place of incarceration".

This historic connection between the Renewal group and Lewisham council has not previously been made public.

This is not the only historic connection between developers and the local council.

Samuel G. Freedman (Op-Ed, May 17) marks the passing of a historic connection between American Jews and African-Americans.

The historic connections between council and offshore-owned developer do not end there.

The state "is not able to maintain its historic connections to the shipyard without judicial assistance," New Hampshire said.

Mr Mandela's family has historic connections with Thembu royalty, and the king, according to custom, was due to play a key role in the rituals.

One of the most controversial and highly anticipated national presentations at the biennale, the project is, said Büchel, anchored in Venice's historic connections with the east.

There is no Club Sarkozy nearby in this sweltering, squalid capital; in West Africa, the French president cannot compete at present, despite his country's historic connections as the former colonial power here.