Sentence examples for rock connection from inspiring English sources

However tenuous the "rock" connection may be in places, the overall package here is still solid.

The business exploded into a national phenomenon for the first time in the mid-80's when Vince McMahon, then as now the prime impresario of wrestling, built up stars like Hulk Hogan and Sgt. Slaughter, not to mention Jesse Ventura in his prepolitical career, and matched them up with rock stars to form what was then called the wrestling and rock connection.

That's how come Richmond still has rock connections – the Jaggers, when they were a thing, lived on Richmond Hill (Jerry Hall still does), with Pete Townshend across the road and Brian May a few streets away.

Others may come for the rock royalty connection.

Here to give families a rock solid connection so our kids have a safe haven as they navigate the sea change from childhood to adolescence.

The second stanza reads: :... Of sea-bones, :and sons many :the ski-goddess :gat with Óthin. Lee Hollander explains that "bones-of-the-sea" is a kenning for "rocks", and believes that this defective stanza undoubtedly referred to Skaði as a "dweller of the rocks" in connection with her association with mountains and skiing.

Samsung said that the app that enables the remote operation would hold a rock-solid connection up to 30 feet and that people have had a connection hold up to 90 feet.

While teammates may be envious of Leiter's rock-star connections, some of them seem confused by his political passion.

In The Boat That Rocked, the connections that count are those between a gang of unhygienic mates on a pirate radio ship.

The rock-star connections give her a lustre that other writers, particularly those writing hard-to-sell short stories, struggle to match.

Vernon seems to know when to cut through the angelic foofaraw and let the band bring the songs closer to rock, though that connection fades in and out.