Sentence examples for with its connection from inspiring English sources

The album, a mix of hippie chanting and overt courting of controversy, also included the songs "Everybody's Smoking Marijuana," "The Birth Control Blues," and "I'm Gonna Start Another Riot" but it was the title song, with its connection of organized religion and drug use, that led to the record being banned in several predominantly Catholic countries.

Some of this scientific exchange had already been developing in places like Tufts as a result of other diseases and viruses that connect humans and animals, like the hantavirus, with its connection to rodents; Lyme disease, with its links to ticks and deer; and H.I.V., which has been traced to monkeys.

Its main issue — almost its only issue — is the euro, which it would like to rid Germany of, along with its connection to Greece and other troublesome members of the European Union (though it would like to keep the Union itself, albeit in weakened form).

With its connection to the Mediterranean Sea via the Suez Canal, it is one of the most heavily traveled waterways in the world, carrying maritime traffic between Europe and Asia.

Georgia Mountain is physically close to the Burlington market it serves, he said, and has never had issues with its connection to the grid.

He mentioned the significance of naming the club for Mimouna with its connection to the Exodus.

Actor Simon Callow, commented on the acquisition: "It's great that it's coming to Malton with its connections with the solicitor who's office Dickens may well have used as the model for Ebenezer Scrooge's counting house".

Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway and connections / Rand McNally & Co. Map of the Williamsport and Elmira rail road : with its connections.

Few environmentalists feel any fondness for the oil palm, with its connections to deforestation in the tropics.

With its connections to the back-to-land movement and the early 20th-century English folk song revival, much of the exhilaration of the Arts and Crafts sprang from its re-connections with particular localities.

He held to his general point: If Pakistan, with its connections to international terror, would stop sending militants into Kashmir, the trouble would subside overnight.