Sentence examples for man's connections from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The lawyer for a prisoner at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, who died this week, apparently of a heart attack, is criticizing the Defense Department for its portrayal of the man's connections to Al Qaeda.

He believed overall in man's connection to his fellow man and that these bonds would ultimately bring meaning to our lives.

CNN adds that he once had an uncle who lived in the Bayou State, but he'd been dead for decades, leaving the man's connection to his new home dubious at best.

The police seized eight men in the London area and found half a ton of potentially explosive ammonium nitrate fertilizer, but the men's connections to one another and to the chemicals are unclear.

We tend to focus on women ― mainly white ones ― and how much we care about how we look, but we don't get into men's connection with beauty.

Ms. Danticat will appear at Symphony Space in Manhattan on Jan . 26for a staged reading of two selections from the book, her own "Claire of the Sea Light" (about a man losing his daughter) and "The Leopard of Ti Morne" by Mr. Kurlansky (about an American Jewish man's Haitian connection).

You're Not Alone is a study of loneliness and one man's quest for connection.

Correction: September 17, 2003, Wednesday An article on Monday about Gov. George E. Pataki's prowess at campaign fund-raising for Republicans, including George W. Bush, referred imprecisely to the two men's Yale connection.

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In effect, the son was the front man, relying on his father's connections and wealth, while his father stood silently in the background to avoid drawing attention to himself".

She said rage at being spurned by Mr. Castro and losing access to the older man's wealth and fashion connections had fueled the brutal attack.