Sentence examples for related week from inspiring English sources

The idea of tracing surnames through the Y chromosome is fascinating ("If Biology Is Ancestry, Are These People Related?", Week in Review, April 9).

Oxford, England Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Sophia Martineck Related Week in Review: Mad as a Hatter: The History of a Simile SINCE "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was published, in 1865, scholars have noted how its characters are based on real people in the life of its author, Charles Dodgson, who wrote under the name Lewis Carroll.

Related: The week in wildlife – in pictures This generosity might make the big beasts of wildlife photography roar with frustration.

We know from the workshops we do in the summer that teachers everywhere are already doing this, whether with dog-eared old Times articles they've been using for a decade alongside "Invisible Man," or by relating that week's front page to the global history content they're currently teaching.

The students were asked to relate multiple week procedures to one another and write purposes that explained the "who, what, where, how, and why" of each individual lab to emphasize course-long conceptual connections.

Briefly, as part of each week's prelab assignment, students were asked to individually create a thought-provoking question related to that week's laboratory exercise.

They will also attend seminars covering learning specific to that week's scenario, and spend one day a week in primary care where learning opportunities at the practice will again focus on content related to that week's scenario.

Further questions related to this week's show: Should producers (Timbaland we mean you) stay behind the boards?

Mr. Morrissey said the announcement was not related to this week's management changes.

City Room this week related the story of Rudolph R. Resta's reunion with his lost wallet after 40 years.

Kia issued a separate recall the same week, related to the passenger-side air bag on its Sorento crossover.