Sentence examples for relating on this from inspiring English sources
"With how exhausting it has been to be antiwar for an eight-year-long war," Mr. Walls said, "it's really nice to be relating on this person-to-person level with veterans".
There are 42 families, all loosely related, on this private island in southern Maine, one of the trio Ms. Monks refers to in her memoir, "Songs of Three Islands, a Story of Mental Illness in an Iconic American Family," recently published by Atlas & Company.
These elastic coefficients are considered to be functions of composition and are related on this basis.
Maybe you and I can relate on this.
This is related on the one hand to a loss of lens elasticity and on the other to autonomic neuropathy, which affects the ciliary muscle accommodation [ 31].
Ford considers that development journalism means getting behind the cliches of starving children and getting people to tell their own stories: "We are looking at big policies affecting developing countries and looking at how this relates on the ground to those who expect to be benefiting".
Perhaps this does relate on the high cholesterol content of their plasma membrane and of myelin [32].
Incredibly, even 40 years later, the FBI maintains a stranglehold on information relating to this "covert" operation: per a court order, information relating to the FBI wiretaps on King will not be released until 2027.
Then again, many in the academy will likely relate on some level to this struggling artist staying true to his self-imposed artistic nobility while surrounded by rubes who just don't get how great he is.
Letters may be shared in a future class as part of a discussion based on new information relating to this news story.
