connexion BrE

His red face was familiar to me and I tried to remember in what connexion.

It is, in fact, the only sure way of providing against the connexion.

As a matter of fact, the connexion is probably other than causal.

Of those who actually used the service, called Connexion, 92 percent said they would recommend it.

It decided recently to cut 100 positions at Connexion, or about 15 percent of its work force, by early next year.

In many parts of the country Connexions no longer exists.

Cuts to Connexions services would make the problem worse, he said.

Ethel's connexion with all these things is at an end.

He seemed by this connexion between the families, quite to belong to her.

Upon all points of blood and connexion he is a completely altered man.

There is a tragic story told in connexion with this house.

India had a total of 880 million mobile phone connexions by 2011.

"However, I did hear a name, in connexion with the matter.

The special connexion of these two persons with the change and its later history needs some consideration.

She is an obscure woman whose family connexions are unknown.

It is sometimes described as similar to Connexions, the careers service for young people.

But that it was a guilty connexion remained open to question.

I had looked forward to a long and mutually profitable connexion.

In connexion with what I have just said, a footnote, on atrocities.

His opportunity to make connexions that would be of use to him was unrestricted.

You think there's a connexion between him and your father's death?'

Consider what a connexion it is likely to be.

It did not appear that he had either friends or connexions which could bind him to any particular part of the world.

You'll find, sir, that this topic will be very popular among my high connexion.

By 2006, however, the company announced it was closing down its Connexion operation.