Sentence examples for past links from inspiring English sources

One method relies on past links between certain names and high economic status.

Mr Sayyaf is also a radical Islamist with past links to Osama bin Laden.

Several members of its advisory council have current or past links to the Russian government.

Keynsham, located on the River Avon between Bath and Bristol, has past links to the brass industry.

Certainly, the Migration Observatory, which commissioned the work, could have flagged up the author's past links to MigrationWatch.

Likewise, both Congress and George Bush's administration are sufficiently embarrassed by their past links with Enron to have no desire to intervene now.

There is past link, too, in the Scottish dugout.

He noted that North Korea has in the past linked talk of nonaggression to demands for the withdrawal of all American troops from the Korean peninsula.

According to Evans, the new curriculum was "a Little England version of our national past, linked to an isolationist view of our national future".

Several portfolio managers agreed that Sinopec's past link to Sudan would have little effect on the global stock offering, which seeks to raise $3.5 billion.

Instead, it flickered between the present day and the past, linking in with the end of series three and leaving many viewers confused.