Sentence examples for very close ties from inspiring English sources

Thatcher had very close ties with both leaders and sought to exploit this for maximum effect.

"A lot of us have very close ties to the mission".

"There are very close ties between the Jewish and Mormon people," Schumer said, before leaving to do his live shot.

Azerbaijan, which traditionally has had very close ties with Turkey, was from the outset suspicious about any breakthrough.

I think this is a very important recognition of the very close ties between Australia and New Zealand".

Yet Saudi Arabia has to be particularly wary: not all of its 18m people approve of its very close ties with the United States.

"Kissinger has a very, very close tie to the establishment," Mr. Nixon said.

Bill Osborn, the Tribune director, said, "In Chicago, there's a very close tie between the business community and the civic life of the city — more than in any other city in the country, I believe".

Bill Osborn, the Tribune director, said, "In Chicago, there's a very close tie between the business community and the civic life of the city more than in any other city in the country, I believe".

The two nations have very close intelligence ties.

Summarized, these characteristics define individuals who are accepting of themselves and others, are relatively independent of the culture or society in which they live, are somewhat detached but with very close personal ties to a few other people, and are deeply committed to solving problems that they deem important.