Sentence examples for it would relate to from inspiring English sources

But always it was about how this central land ("too big for Europe, too small for the world," as Henry Kissinger once put it) would relate to its neighbours and continent.

It would relate to open space, it would relate to memory, it would provide a place of repose and interaction.

He was able to talk about his degree and how it would relate to a career and it was a really good example of thinking proactively.

While Greely advised against changing the rule as it would relate to natural human embryos, he and Roger Pedersen, a professor at the University of Cambridge, were less concerned about newly developed embryo-like structures.

They propose a "British bill of rights" but do not know what it would contain, how it might work, and how – if at all – it would relate to the European convention.

The art society is inviting 69 museums with CAS membership – almost all outside London – to submit their case for the artist's work they would most like to acquire, outlining how it would benefit their collection and how it would relate to their town or region, by the end of February.

I'd have a few issues with a big project, we'd show each other wacky YouTube clips and laugh, and then I'd "relate" to it with regards to how my gf didn't really understand me any more.

"We knew it was something Latinos would relate to," he said.

But I often wonder how he would relate to it today and to what is happening in the ANC.

But few would relate to it as being a life changer.

Mainly because I have a natural keen interest, but more importantly, because these are subjects in which we think will become more commonly discussed in the near future and our label would relate to it as a advanced source.