Sentence examples for sole connection from inspiring English sources

The boys are now staying with other family in Virginia, but JIL will likely be detained for many more months: A San Antonio judge Wednesday issued her a bond too high for her to pay—$12,500 deeming her a flight risk for being connected to a gang, when her sole connection was the harm they did her.

Some who use tethering now say a cellphone is their sole connection to the Internet.

Greyhound is also Ethelbert's sole connection to larger communities, and a critical link for elderly people traveling to medical appointments.

Ubiquity 14) Unfortunately I couldn't avoid seeing one prediction – by Mac developer Fraser Speirs, who forecast that "appreciable numbers of people in the UK will start to use 3G USB dongles as their sole connection to the internet".

The four young women are closed units whose sole connection to the wider world is in their deceptive phone calls to family members, a sweetened vision of kids socializing in a constructive way that's as fake as the values of the parents or grandparents who fall for it.

Davis' sole connection with Kentucky was he was born there and subsequently moved to Mississippi, and Kentucky of course did not secede from the Union," McConnell said.

Amazingly, when Mark makes contact with NASA, he makes no contact with family or friends; he comes off as a perfect scientific monad, a highly functional loner in space whose sole connections are to his colleagues on the Mars adventure and those in NASA's mission-control station.

In 1989, he told David Frost: "My only connection with Robert Kennedy was his sole support of Israel and his deliberate attempt to send those 50 bombers to Israel to obviously do harm to the Palestinians".

Ironically I have actually had reason to be grateful for LinkedIn fairly recently: it was the sole remaining connection between me and a long-ago ex, and after she sent me a LinkedIn message out of the blue, we re-established a warm and cordial friendship.

This was, however, by no means Reed's sole activity in connection with the trade.

His service, he told me, is valuable precisely because of its platonic nature: It deconstructs cultural messages that sex is the sole avenue to connection and allows clients to rebuild their relationship to physical touch.