Sentence examples for a connection across from inspiring English sources
Here was a connection across the cruel and indifferent ages.
She had contacted my grandmother quite randomly to see how he was and, finding him newly widowed, rekindled a connection across the Atlantic via phone.
A connection across Washington Street to the historic Powerhouse building, a vacant Victorian-era power plant slated for conversion to an arts center, will be achieved via a pedestrian plaza with sculpture garden.
And making a connection across the symphony, one of the finale's tunes is a hyperactive transformation of the unforgettable, lamenting oboe line you hear at the start of the Adagio.
But perhaps even the most banal TV output will be viewed in a kindlier light from billions of miles away, reduced to what it is in essence: an imperfect attempt to make a connection across empty space.
During the interview, however, the person in black suspenders and white shirt sought a connection across generations, evincing both earnestness and playfulness, but was forced to communicate with someone imprisoned in a character, offering little more than a performance piece full of aphorisms and nervous laughter.
The road through Brea Canyon was oiled dirt by the late 1910s, providing a good connection across an outbranching of the Peninsular Ranges between the Los Angeles Basin and Pomona Valley.
The abundance of particular subgraphs in different kinds of biological networks may indicate that natural selection has favored such a connection pattern across evolution.
Make eye contact, smile, raise your eyebrows — make a connection from across the room.
A formal connection across these traditional academic departments provided a significant complement to existing academic and research programs at NCATSU, where undergraduates are being exposed to cutting-edge biomathematics research.
A "boreotropical" connection across the North Atlantic during the Eocene has long been viewed as a key to understand the disjunction patterns in the Northern Hemisphere, such as the close relationships between Eastern Asian-North American plants [ 9], which have been extensively studied [ 10].
