Sentence examples for its connection between from inspiring English sources

The river, and its connection between the Great Lakes and the Midwest, is the reason that Chicago flourished.

Together with the Anderson Collection of American art next door, Stanford continues to strengthen its connection between the study, creation and experience of art.

Best Picture The greatness of "The Wolf of Wall Street" hits too close to home, both in its unrestrained celebration of hedonism and its connection between the sales pitch and cinematic showmanship.

The whole show has an attractive atmosphere, and its connection between music and dance is good; I'm sorry that — apart from a few phrases by the singer Ana Ramón — I found it lacking in highlights.

With the genetic code elucidated and the relationship between genes and their molecular products traced, it seemed in the late 1960s that the concept of the gene was secure in its connection between gene structure and gene function.

I do appreciate the implied critique of the Trump administration seen here, with its connection between our current fascist regime and that of the historical Italian Fascist movement.

It's lost its connections between Mosul and Syria, losing Sinjar and a number of critical road connections.

Bloomberg management agreed to a number of Hoyt's recommendations, which will significantly change its connections between its news and sales teams.

The village of Lanreath near Looe, Cornwall, lost its primary school in 2007 after pupil numbers fell to 11. Siobhan Rawlins, who led a campaign to save the school said the community has lost its connections between old and young.

The progressive movement is strongest in its connections between Democrats and left-wing journalists, but has some connections on the conservative sphere, as well.

But in the case of unemployment or retirement, part-time work reveals its risks, especially in Austria with its strong connection between income and access to social services.