Sentence examples for old ties from inspiring English sources

Politics doesn't instantly sever old ties.

Visitor logs show that old ties remain strong.

Below, old ties are ready to be recycled.

Some Israeli generals hope that old ties with their Egyptian counterparts will survive.

But many fracking critics still see the old ties at work.

Each couple went to a land where all the old ties might be forgotten.

"To some extent, this is a return to the past, and the reawakening of centuries-old ties, especially between places like Manipur, Assam, and Burma," he said.

Three years ago, the university severed its 56-year-old ties with the state Baptist convention after a debate about whether the board could include non-Baptist trustees.

The deployment was part of a major foreign policy shift in which Khartoum broke its decades-old ties with Iran and joined the Saudi-led coalition.

Turkey is unusual among Islamic nations in having decades-old ties to Israel that now include military, as well as diplomatic, relations.

Because of the age-old ties between Iranian Shiites and the Shiite Persian-speaking Afghans of Herat, Afghanistan's third-largest city, Iran always was and always will be a player in Afghan politics.