Sentence examples for lasting ties from inspiring English sources

And it gave Ms. Kennedy lasting ties to Mr. Obama, something analysts said would come in useful in Japan, where officials and journalists have been buzzing with speculation about what a Kennedy in Tokyo would mean for Japan's standing in the United States.

Uchino agrees, and suggests our close lasting ties can make them even more hurtful than the people we may try to actively avoid.

Hal and Carol Yeagy can also attest to Manning's lasting ties to the city.

One of the lasting ties to his birth country was his American passport with a distinctive green cover; the U.S. switched to blue covers after 1976.

An important benefit of similar federal training institutes has been the establishment of lasting ties among attendees, as well as the cross-pollination of experience among colleagues from different agencies.

What a tribute to you to have forged such long lasting ties and to continue to be surrounded by people who genuinely admire, care and delight in our connection to such a special individual.

Marriage to the "brother leader's" sister cemented a lasting relationshiptheir ties.

Foreign students inject money into the economy and forge lasting cultural ties.

"That's when I cut my last ties there".

One of the last ties to that fabled past was Gerald Schoenfeld, who died Tuesday morning.

The organization's last ties to Manhattan, its building at 241 Water Street, will be placed on the market this week.