Sentence examples for ties connected to from inspiring English sources

The scandal began as an operation to free the seven American hostages being held in Lebanon by a group with Iranian ties connected to the Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution.

On the underside you will notice fabric ties connected to the mattress and then knotted around the frame.

We find that purchase rates of the service increased with the number of ties that users kept on the network, but decreased with the extent to which those ties were connected to each other.

No more casual clothing, either: Cargo pants and clip-on ties not "connected to both sides of the collar" are verboten.

Some of Brazil's forays in Africa have come with complications, including criticism of warming ties with leaders connected to human rights abuses, like Equatorial Guinea's president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.

The actuators tug the dish into a parabola by pulling on tie-down cables connected to the dish's supporting mesh.

"We need to get them tied down and connected to the club for a longer time now and hopefully progress and have a real stability about what we are trying to do," said Wilkin.

Worse, to abstain from this behavior is to sever what little ties connect us to our gay past.

The ties connecting BPC to private industry influence extend to the group's figureheads as well.

But the indirect effect of mobility is to stimulate the appetite for social bonds, so when they arrive, immigrants strive to rebuild networks—for example, by organising huge celebrations for Cinco de Mayo (Mexico's national day).Hence the decline of community ties may well be connected to continued geographic mobility.

Most states require grid tied systems to be connected to a DC or AC disconnect, which acts like a breaker box, separating the solar panels from the rest of the system.