Sentence examples for long connection to from inspiring English sources

A Chicago native, Ms. Taylor, 33, has a long connection to the stage.

Hamilton's long connection to James Joyce is perhaps less obvious but equally profound.

REUNIONS in the South and Midwest often recall a family's long connection to the land.

"I was intrigued by his long connection to this institution," Mr. Zafran continued.

In contrast, wine, owing to its long connection to Jewish tradition, must satisfy many regulations to earn a hechsher, the symbol of kosher certification.

(Raoul was in Paris, trying to get here, too; I'd been introduced to him by the writer Russell Banks, who has a long connection to Haiti).

And his choice to run the Department of Health and Human Services, Tom Daschle, had to withdraw amid questions about his long connections to the lobbying world.

He and his wife, Lorri Davis, live in Salem, Mass., a city with long connections to magic and the dark arts that has become a modest mecca of New Age shops and meditation centers; he calls it "the only place on earth where I'm in the majority".

Fitzgerald was not exactly an aristocrat (her forebears were scholars and intellectuals), or exactly gentry (they were religiously wary of money and possessions), but she came from a brilliant and eminent family, with long connections to both the Church of England and Oxford University, and the tone of command is everywhere in her writing.

Budweiser's decades-long connection to Major League Baseball frayed Friday when the giant brewer's parent company, Anheuser-Busch, alleged in a federal lawsuit that baseball reneged on an agreement reached earlier this year to extend the beer maker's sponsorship.

Dr Peter Sharrock, who is on the south-east Asian board at London University's School of Oriental and African Studies and has a decades-long connection to Cambodia, said the findings showed "clear data for the first time of dense populations settled in and around all ancient Khmer temples".