Sentence examples for ask to connect from inspiring English sources

Once the Twitter user is engaged in conversation, Accenture's Sloman tells candidates that it's a good time to ask to connect via LinkedIn and then follow-up with an email.

The new 'Schools' feature makes this easier: during signup you'll enter the name of your child's school, Togetherville will present your child with a list of their friends, and they can ask to connect with them (pending each parent's approval).

Ask to connect on LinkedIn.

This means that your portable must connect to a machine that shares file/folders in order to access things, and that OTHER computers can't ask to connect to your portable to access files on your machine.

And they are now asked to connect with fans (read: potential customers) via Twitter or Facebook.

You receive one of those e-mails from LinkedIn with a request from someone asking to connect with you.

Some found that after installing the software through Wi-Fi, they were asked to connect it to a computer with iTunes – and then the device became inoperable.

The New Yorker, June 25 , 1949P. 15 A Macy switchboard operator, answering an incoming call, was asked to connect the rug department.

I feel awkward that I reached out to people I barely know and cringe at the thought that I've asked to connect with acquaintances I don't especially care for.

Here was a signal (a sane person) buried in a mountain of conflicting and confusing noise (a mental hospital), and the intelligence analysts (the doctors) were asked to connect the dots — and they failed spectacularly.

By W. L. Bartlett and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, June 25 , 1949P. 15 A Macy switchboard operator, answering an incoming call, was asked to connect the rug department.