Sentence examples for thread linking from inspiring English sources

A homey environment seems to be the common thread linking Mr. Morr's latest batch of properties.

Looking at Argentina, some commentators thought they saw a common thread linking it to other countries.

In Judas Iscariot And The Myth Of Jewish Evil (1992), Maccoby traced a thread linking the New Testament to Auschwitz.

Henry Scoopp" Jackson is the common thread linking the hawk ideologues who have taken the driving seat since September 11.

The devil-may-care posturing by Brazilian criminals suggests a disturbing degree of impunity that, in the end, is the common thread linking all of Brazil's current crises.

There's a thin narrative thread linking the contents of the hotel's lost-property room with a tale of corporate corruption and infidelity.

If there is a common thread linking the various books, though, it is an adjustment to President Bill Clinton's famous campaign mantra: "It's more than the economy, stupid".

The common thread linking these challenges is the fundamental reality that in the 21st century, our destiny is shared with the world's, from our markets to our security.

Career-oriented training is the thread linking the 17-year-old Hadassah Community College, the Seligsberg-Brandeis CompreHadassahHigh School and Hadassah's vocational-guidance institute, all in Jerusalem.

The common thread linking these challenges is the fundamental reality that in the 21st century, our destiny is shared with the world's from our markets to our security.

Yet a thread links his lynching to current battles over inequality, labour mobilisation and blue collar representation.