Sentence examples for through ties of from inspiring English sources

Through ties of family or history, they are bound up with it.

A patchwork of sects and ethnicities, long intertwined through ties of business, friendship, tribe and family, stretches across the nearby border to Lebanon's northern Bekaa Valley.

With free movement, places such as Thurrock are also becoming connected to the rest of the world through ties of friendship and romance.

Volunteer departments recruit through ties of friendship and kinship, so in Mamaroneck Village at that time there was a largely Irish company, an Italian company and a German company.

The structural transformation of the "imperial aristocracy" into a local elite accompanied the emergence of an increasingly particularist, dynastically oriented aristocratic society that was bound together through ties of vassalage and in which local rulers exercised personal lordship over the free and half-free populations of the regions.

Their portraits and their stories compel attention, not because they have endured worse than others, but because their miseries are so commonplace, because they stand for what thousands of Iraqi families have endured, directly or through ties of community and tribe.

The conflict of interest concerns arise from the fact that some past and present board members stand to benefit financially from the liberalisation of Web addresses through ties to organisations that make money from registering new domain names or consulting on the expansion.

It's a process that renews this country; it means going all-in on America, through binding ties of love and blood.

Interestingly, evidence also suggests that certain health behaviours might spread through social ties, of which online social networks are one example.

You already know that shellfish gets along with dill, but do you know that when you take impossibly tender and fresh lobster and cover it with a sauce that's been poured through tied bunches of fresh dill until the scent of the herb fills your lungs, you get something really wonderful?

Harvey devotes a large part of his argument to show how this is done through the close ties of the state and finance.