Sentence examples similar to prime connection from inspiring English sources

It's probably got something to do with the Metroid Prime series connection of Pacini, who directed said Nintendo trilogy.

Mr. Friedman said the mornings would always be "complemented by a prime-time connection," when the network sees its highest ratings.

With Shurvon, Zollman was instead reduced to "priming the connections" along the pathways that had survived.

But if it replaces creativity as the "prime directive", the connection to inspiration is in trouble.

A release from the airline states the cover story "presents an in-depth look at the prime minister's connection with Canada and the challenges and opportunities he faces leading the country".

"The Blacker the Berry" kicked off in a prison with swirling smoke and a psychedelic jazz saxophone reminiscent of Ornette Coleman's 1970s work with Prime Time, a connection to jazz that was also underscored by his introduction by Don Cheadle, who is directing an upcoming Miles Davis biopic.

Built into the IDS skyscraper, and now managed by the Hilton chain, the Marquette has a prime location, with connections to the Skywalk system.

Others said they thought the comment betrayed how little connection the prime minister had with the county.

What these men share, besides staggering wealth and roots in St . Petersburg is a connection to Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin, who is poised to win a new six-year term as president in elections on Sunday.

The 61-year-old is also the prime minister's best connection to the Delhi elite, chatting easily with politicians of all stripes and enjoying the cut-and-thrust of debate with newspaper editors.

The Conservative party's reluctance to draw attention to phone hacking could be attributed to the Coulson connection and prime minister David Cameron's well-documented relationship with News International executives.