There was a connexion; obscurely she felt, without yet understanding it, she must hang onto that idea: there was a connexion.
Wall Street consensus seems to be that for broker-dealers, only a connexion with a deposit-taking institution is sufficient innoculation from the current fear.
His father was a "connexion man" – a kind of priest to his group – and taught him to read and write in a fashion.
According to Terrance Scott, a Connexion spokesman, Japan Airlines will be the next to add the service, sometime this summer or early fall, followed by Scandinavian Airlines and All Nippon Airways.
The establishment and growth of transplantable tumours in vivo and in vitro concurrently deteriorated, and a connexion with the outbreak of the disease was suspected.
As Wittgenstein says at (RFM V, §9): "The question… changes its status, when it becomes decidable," "[f]or a connexion is made then, which formerly was not there".
As suggested above, there is also a connexion between the generational change, the introduction of chainsaws and the use of timber.
"A Connexions worker helped me find services and the right organisations to talk to about work, and finding enough money.
They were good on causes, with a major investment in early years, schools, youth offending teams, better further education colleges and a Connexions youth service.
A very great man has gone, and a treasured connexion with the early days of Alpine structural interpretation has at last been broken.
