Sentence examples for and connecting with a from inspiring English sources

In addition to her participation in group practices with Korean speaking students, a close analysis of the classroom video recordings suggested Melody also recognized opportunities for participating in class and connecting with a broader group of peers and her teacher.

The idea is that people who are adept at building a product, and connecting with a customer base, might know little to nothing about the finer points of running an online commerce business, or handling the storage and shipment of their goods.

Surely, I would be learning something about myself, and connecting with a human being in a very real way.

"When the Colorado Symphony accepted support from the legal cannabis industry — as a means of supporting our financial operations and connecting with a culturally diverse audience — we believed we did so in full compliance with the law," the nonprofit symphony said in a statement.

This was the third, and most crucial, step in discovering a new human disease, i.e. identifying and connecting with a basic scientist whose lab possessed expertise in the field.

Good reasons might include doing work, researching for studies and connecting with a long distance relationship.

They're a lovely inventive company, capable of really reaching out and connecting with an audience.

And connecting with an audience, which usually won't consist of experts in your field, is increasingly important.

He finally recovered by changing his mindset and connecting with an acquaintance who was also fighting depression.

Part of blogging and connecting with an audience is sharing aspects of your private life, which can lead to becoming the target of trolls and online bullies.

Composite beam elements made of glulam beams and cross laminated timber (CLT) panels, and connected with a new shear connection system were tested under four point bending.