Sentence examples for beginning to connect from inspiring English sources
But lately, words and deeds are beginning to connect.
But more and more people are beginning to connect campaigning over climate change, war and inequality with fighting for women's liberation.
"Members of Congress are beginning to connect the dots," said Caroline Fredrickson, director of the Washington legislative office of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Researchers are already beginning to connect such changes in the jet stream to weather effects in mid-latitudes such as the unseasonable blasts of cold Arctic air known as the polar vortex.
Onesheet is beginning to connect the dots on mobile.
"Americans are beginning to connect the dots themselves between extreme weather events and climate change".
We began to connect on a deeper emotional level.
And he began to connect with voters, giving thoughtful answers to their questions.
Ms. Aremu advised: "Begin to connect all the school subjects with your programming.
Yet the piece starts to cohere into a kind of logic as the dancers themselves begin to connect.
However, the sense of menace created by the crashes increases the momentum as the multiple points of view begin to connect and the novel takes form.
