Sentence examples for become connected by from inspiring English sources

Set in the oppressive summer streets of London, three women become connected by a psychopath who sends them love letters.

Nearby, a widowed engineer lives with his daughter Lisa in slightly less genteel circumstances, and the two households become connected by a below-stairs taste in pornography.

Neurons of this ganglion become connected by their nerve fibres to the sensory cells in the labyrinth, on the one hand, and with the brain (the medulla), on the other.

MD 18 and US 50 would become connected by a pair of right-in/right-out interchanges.

In all corners of the world, countries are building networks to promote economic growth, and more than 24 billion devices will become connected by 2019, according to the Cisco Visual Networking Index.

In the embryo the umbilical veins pass laterally to the paired vitelline veins which themselves become connected by anastomoses.

Now as adding an edge may join two components together, the total connectivity rises very rapidly until every node in the graph becomes connected by some path to every other node.

The poet achieved a higher social position in connection with his role as praiser of rulers and communities; the poet and the subject of the poem became connected by a precise relationship of commission and remuneration.

These puncta were then incorporated into a network of vesicles and tubules that accumulated close to the nucleus between 40 and 60 min. At later times (120 to 185 min) GFP-positive vesicles became connected by tubules, which contracted before vesicle fusion (Fig. 2B; Vid. S2).

If the economy climbs out of recession quickly, if state and federal redevelopment programs don't dry up and if the isolated dots of loft buildings become connected at street level by new businesses, it may be possible to support 8,000 new housing units by the end of 2005.

In this case, the neighbors move towards F by distance 1 2 r max to become connected.