Sentence examples for thread links from inspiring English sources

That some distant genetic thread links them to the Beethoven string quartets?

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

All downturns have their own peculiarities, but one common thread links the stagflation of the seventies to the mega-crash of 2009: dearer crude.

To our ground-floor reception desk come visitors, and to the post-room below it letters, from perhaps as many countries as any organisation in the world has dealings with except the Vatican, the Red Cross, the United Nations or Coca-Cola.One thread links us all and makes all this contact fruitful: the English language.

This thread links regions like Turkey and South Korea to Los Angeles.

This thread links together all the seemingly non-sensical characters in Green's Arabia, whether it's Dishel's dual roles, or Culkin as Ralph.

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

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

Gerrit Smith is the central figure of the book, "the primary thread linking the other three characters," and he provides Stauffer with his narrative arc, the descent into tragedy.

I'm inclined to disagree: there was a thread linking the students we saw at Lichting, selected as the best from the Netherlands' seven leading art schools.

An anxious rhetorical thread linked the follies of the Great Game to the quagmire of Vietnam and the unresolved questions of the Gulf War.