Sentence examples for tight connection to from inspiring English sources

Lebanese feel a tight connection to their native villages, which are listed on their national identity cards from birth to death.

"Tight Connection To My Heart" (1985) "Madame Butterfly, she lulled me to sleep / In a town without pity, where the water runs deep.

A word about Mr. Wilentz's tight connection to his topic: in addition to being a professor of history at Princeton, he is the historian-in-residence for Mr. Dylan's official Web site, bobdylan.com.

Because of the tight connection to cosmology, said Dr. Edward Shuryak, a physicist at the State University of New York in Stony Brook, the Geneva laboratory's achievement is being called the "Little Bang".

How could I maintain a tight connection to science, while not actually doing bench science?

M.Y.: I felt like I had a particularly tight connection to those events.

Through Nov. 2 The poet John Ashbery has tight connections to art.

When we reached the gate, the flight attendant asked passengers to remain in their seats to allow folks with tight connections to deplane first.

"For the first time," Dr. Saturno said, "we get a real look at this kind of work space in a Maya city and the scribes' tight connections to the royal court".

A briefing document given to the former UK business minister Vince Cable for a meeting with senior BP officials last year, seen by the Guardian, gives a glimpse of the firm's tight connections to British government officials.

The military junta that seized power last year, accelerating the country's collapse, hovers in the background, with its tight connections to leading candidates in the July elections and an influential ally, Defense Minister Yamoussa Camara, in the cabinet of the so-called transition government.