Sentence examples for serious connections from inspiring English sources

In the heyday of raving in the 90s, you had to have serious connections to get your hands on a pill press machine used to make ecstasy.

Her career and the success of her company epitomize everything that so enrages every voter who believes that the fix is in and that the system is weighted in favor of those with big money and serious connections.

Instead, they ran into a relief mission led by a Jew, with two other American Jews as volunteers, one of whom had serious connections in both the Israeli Government and the American Jewish community.

To date there is no reliable evidence that Baghdad had any serious connection to either.

Any kind of serious connection to another art form feels like a compromise.

That Mr. Bart's version has no serious connection to the original would be trivial if it were good in its own right.

Thanks to Greg for finding this link on Glenn Beck's desperate attempts to suggest a serious connection between WikiLeaks and Beck's bête noir, George Soros.

This is the first serious connection to Europe's 7,500km of high-speed rail routes, a quantity scheduled to double by 2020.

Only sometimes did this seem to make any serious connection with the music, most of which simply set tempo and whipped up excitement and atmosphere.

The three women and two men of Battery Dance Company, the festival's host troupe, performed Jacek Luminski's "Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost" (2013) efficiently, but the choreography passes through scores by three composers without showing any serious connection to any of them.

And if there is a serious connection between the fragmented Close close-up portraits that are among the backdrops and the sometimes Chopin-like, thinly pretty ripplings of Mr. Glass's music, Mr. Elo's choreography does not point them out on a first viewing.