Sentence examples for a connection was from inspiring English sources

The town of Shawangunk has been evaluating plans to bypass the state prison to connect the Walden Wallkill and Wallkill Valley trails since 2004, and such a connection was listed as a project in a 2008 county-wide transportation plan.

A connection was made — directly or indirectly — and the Israeli intelligence about Iran's nuclear program reached the National Council.

More portentously, a connection was made, one that would eventually deepen into them becoming the world's top-ranked doubles team.

A connection was made directly or indirectly and the Israeli intelligence about Iran's nuclear program reached the National Council.

While HBO passed on the project, a connection was made to a "Real Sports" producer, Nick Dolin.

Also during the Miocene Epoch rifting between Greenland and Europe had progressed to a point where a connection was established between the North Atlantic and the Norwegian Sea.

It may yet change the life of a bright East End teenager because on one winter afternoon a connection was made and someone cared and someone intervened.

Most computers were expensive and difficult to operate, and would typically be hard-wired directly to another computer if a connection was needed.

It was not until the late 19th century that a connection was made between male beauty, death and torture and sexual inversion.

Mimicking unknowable configurations, Helen spelled the same letters back — but not until a connection was effected between finger-wriggling and its referent did mind break free.

On 23 July 1906 a connection was opened between the line to Cromer High and the Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway line between Melton Constable and Cromer Beach stations, allowing through trains from Norwich to run to Cromer Beach.