Sentence examples for important connection to from inspiring English sources

And she forged an important connection to the Katsyv family.

Community performers, who shelve their briefcases two or three times a year for an evening on stage, also feel an important connection to the center.

Her greatest passion, after art, is gossip, which she believes exists in an important connection to history, and in her testament she provides plenty of it.

She feels a deep and important connection to both the food she makes and the business that she and her husband run.

It could be somebody who doesn't live in Israel but has an Israeli passport or someone from abroad and has an important connection to Israel.

Veterans of the higher education battles in New York say that not since Nelson Rockefeller has a governor made so much of higher education and its important connection to a better economy.

Returning as Governor, I truly understood the importance of reaching out and making important connections to get things done.

Nanodiscs have two important connections to structural biology.

I hope this fund will help other remote areas of the UK sustain economically important connections to London too".

Most trade matters are obscure and technical, but they can have important connections to highly charged emotional issues.

The site manager, David Osborn, said that its use as a hospital "is one of the church's most important connections to the Revolutionary War".