Sentence examples for retains ties from inspiring English sources

The cult of Bayreuth, and it is intense, retains ties to the German right.

McAllister retains ties with relatives in Newton Mearns, and speaks English to his two daughters at home in Bad Bederkesa.

The reason was on display in ebullient Facebook posts by Friends of Abe members, said David Stein, a former member who retains ties to some members: "Everyone is rallying behind him.

"Disqualification of athletes, especially in track and field, is not very big news, not here, not in other countries," said Nikolai Durmanov, the former head of antidoping controls at the Olympic Committee, who retains ties to the agency.

While the new Parliament can weigh in with decisions on issues like agriculture, education and health and housing, Scotland retains ties to the British Parliament, which continues to regulate strategic areas like defense and social security.

While the Olympics have become outsized, intimate Lake Placid retains ties to simpler times, be it 1932, when the Winter Games first came to visit, or 1980, a time remembered fondly by Americans for the Miracle-on-Ice United States hockey team.

Many migrants retain ties to their ancestral villages.

Still, the two militant groups, Ansaru and Boko Haram, retain ties.

He retained ties to the Ravens, most recently mentoring the second-year offensive tackle Ramon Harewood.

Unionist politicians, Protestants who favor retaining ties with Britain, largely welcomed the news.

Munib, a former Taliban deputy minister, was suspected of retaining ties to the movement.