Sentence examples for asking to connect from inspiring English sources
You receive one of those e-mails from LinkedIn with a request from someone asking to connect with you.
Likewise, "You should only reach out to someone via LinkedIn if you have a connection in common," Branch says, adding that you should write a message when asking to connect, rather than using LinkedIn's form letter.
After reluctantly sharing tracks with May, he received an e-mail from him a few months later asking to connect in person.
And they are now asked to connect with fans (read: potential customers) via Twitter or Facebook.
View profiles and ask to connect by clicking the Let's Connect button.
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.
