Sentence examples for said connected from inspiring English sources

The jury did hear about two kinds of physical evidence — a partial palm print and bullet casings — that prosecutors said connected Mr. Macumber to the killings.

The letter, which officials in Washington said connected the hijackers of three of the four planes, is a puzzling mixture of everyday piety and murderous resolve, according to scholars and Muslim leaders who have read excerpts from it.

The ACLU in Maryland is considering legal options, she said, connected to the First Amendment rights of inmates to receive information through books and to participate in the marketplace of ideas.

But it also, she said, connected her to her history: before World War II, when her family moved to New York to find work, they had had a similar house in Jacksonville, Fla. True to neighborhood form, the six-bedroom three-and-a-half-bath house is colorful.

Later, he would serve a lamb saddle, which was a reference to Dalí's painting "Soft Construction with Boiled Beans (Premonition of Civil War)," and which Chef Kim said connected the red meat, strife, and war.

"In Europe six bikes are stolen every minute and everyone who cycles in a city knows that bike theft is a real problem," said Connected Cycle founder Jean-Marie Debbasch.

A typical neuron, he said, connects to about 1,200 others.

The patchwork, he said, "connects to our philosophy of recovering things".

For a young dancer, Mr. Elam said, connecting with modern dance history means a lot.

And when you said connect the dots, do you actually develop an outline or do you draw a kind of diagram?

Russ Elliott, president of Brainstorm, said connecting to Eagle-Net had allowed his company to offer substantially faster service that costs less to provide than before.