Sentence examples for long connection with from inspiring English sources

"I have a long connection with Rob," Mr. Stombres said.

Of course, Chicago, of stockyards fame, has a long connection with cattle.

My family's long connection with the island is reflected in the proliferation of Annal gravestones in the island's two kirkyards, St Mary's and St Peter's.

The Hebrides have a long connection with folk, cemented by Donovan's 1960s commune on Skye, and Vashti Bunyan's trek to get there.

Through his long connection with the Trinidad Theater Workshop, he has amassed an impressive body of dramatic works, both in prose and in that tricky form called verse drama.

He says his long connection with the region—he was born in Quetta, just across the border in Pakistan and a taste for excitement guided his choice of destination.

Later in an interview with BBC Radio Scotland, trust administrator Archie MacLellan said: "The trustees are all people who have had very long connections with Applecross, and are familiar with Applecross and the way it works.

But the city of Norwich had long connections with canaries owing to its 15th and 16th century links to Flemish weavers who had imported the birds to the Low Countries from the Dutch colonies in the Caribbean.

A ribald Sophie Tucker number, "Max From the Income Tax," evokes Ms. Midler's decades-long connection with Tucker.

He had taken up the sport at Lancaster Lads Club, the beginning of his life-long connection with the boys' club movement.

Mr. Torres, who surfs, said he values the long connection Baja California has had with surfers.