Sentence examples for shared ties from inspiring English sources

A group of people who shared ties of kinship, affection, aggravation, and mutual dislike had vanished, and yet they remained.

All I would say to you is that the modern offer of independence with continuing shared ties and institutions you can call what you will.

At the beginning of Mr. Panetta's meeting with Mr. Morsi, when a few reporters were briefly allowed into the room, the two sat chatting amiably about the weather — Mr. Panetta noted accurately that it was "very warm" in Cairo in July — and their shared ties in California.

Not unlike their counterparts who went to Afghanistan a generation ago to battle Soviet Communists, most of the Arab volunteers feel compelled to fight the infidel, although emotions are stronger about Iraq because of shared ties of not only religion, but language, race and culture.

The original 1979 film, The Amityville Horror, also shared ties with the Warrens.

Mohun's grandmother, Anna Hanson Dorsey, was close friends with the mother of the American Secretary of State James Blaine and Blaine and Dorsey shared ties with Notre Dame University.

The two men still share ties and, sometimes, investment targets.

Far from being cut loose from home and family, its main characters (and, once again, there are three of them) share ties of kinship, neighborhood and childhood trauma, none of which they seem able, or even particularly willing, to escape.

An iWatch with the same basic feature set as Android Wear isn't exciting, even if it does share ties with iOS devices like the iPhone.

"We share ties of family and friendship, trade and commerce, history and culture, which have never depended on a parliament here at Westminster, and will endure and flourish long after independence.

The company has focused on making the video publishing experience compelling and enabling discussion, tagging and sharing tied to particular moments in time.