Sentence examples for start relating from inspiring English sources

We are going to start relating to them.

In about 40 minutes, they figure out the basics of electromagnetism and start relating it to mobile signals.

"That can really give us a better sense of what percentage of forest can be lost in every single country, and then maybe we can start relating that to things like GDP," Rowe said.

It would be a natural extension of the party's commitment to disability equality to take housing, economic and health policies and start relating each to the needs of disabled voters.

In Albany, the state university's nanoscience expertise has attracted a consortium of semiconductor companies working on collaborative research, bringing facilities and jobs to the area, and encouraging students to start related enterprises.

SERGEANT TULLY: He sat down in the office and he started relating what he -- what he observed the night of the Abner Louima incident.

Then, I think, people started relating the idea of exposed feet and natural leather and something handmade with folk music and crafts".

The first one that springs to mind is Lucy, off of The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, who's roundly ridiculed by her siblings when she starts relating her furniture-based escapades.

There's a glint of iron teeth as this self-styled expert in black magic – aka Woland – insouciantly predicts that Berlioz will be decapitated, then starts relating how he himself attended Jesus's trial, hovering around Pontius Pilate.

The drummer had stepped out for a bottle of water during a short break between interviews surrounding the Ron Howard-directed documentary about the Beatles as a performing unit, "Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years". McCartney had started relating an infamous remark by jazz drummer Buddy Rich to a reporter, but was interrupted.

Hiroyuki Inoue, the senior economist at the Japan Center for Research, said separate statistics on construction starts related to public works projects had suggested that there would be growth in public investment in the first quarter.