Sentence examples for that would relate from inspiring English sources

In eastern Suffolk County, an incubator that would relate to the farming and fishing industries is near completion.

"We have found no defect trend that would relate directly to a recall effort," Mr. Hanson said.

"We wanted something you'd see from the street, that would relate to the red 9," Mr. Hardy said, referring to the sidewalk icon by Ivan Chermayeff.

For his first solo show at Kurimanzutto in 2009 Mr. Kuri encouraged him to work on a larger scale by creating a mural that would relate to the gallery space just as his tattoos relate to the human body.

"The proposed glass box addition, plunked on top of the landmark, is simply too large and lacks the compositional organization and the arrangement of details that would relate it to the landmark," said Lisa Kersavage, with the Municipal Art Society.

He wanted to create a narrative structure that would "relate to deep and responsive drives, needs and fantasies in the American audience" and to "the preoccupation with guilt and salvation which has been called the American Theme".

Docter was not concerned with an elderly protagonist, stating that children would relate to Carl in the way that they relate to their grandparents.

Indeed, there are no data available in literature that would specifically relate to this question.

Recently, though, a friend loaned me a copy, promising that I would relate.

The campaign characters, and the story they were telling, needed to be something that people would relate to, be touched by and feel important enough to spread to their friends and family.

We investigated thus in a frankly explorative fashion the possibility that migraine would relate with paternal attachment, paternal attachment would then relate to maternal attachment, which in turn would be connected with anxiety (Fig. 2).