Sentence examples for better connection to from inspiring English sources

"Museums are creating a better connection to schools and children," she continued.

One ghost holds a boat, signifying the need for the area to build a better connection to the river.

They also felt a better connection to the classroom and the impact their policies have on students".

"Those of us who have advocated for law enforcement's use of DNA should have made a better connection to DNA's exonerative power long ago," said Christopher H.

By reducing the amount of electric assist by about 20 percent, Sport mode gives the steering more weight and a sense, at least, of a better connection to the road.

There is no better connection to a wine than to shake the hand that made it, and your link to the winemaker or the importer could pay off on your next visit to wine country.

Better connections to London, shiny new facilities and a more urban feel are part of the draw.

Istanbul, ancient capital of empires, is successfully refashioning itself as a modern transportation hub with better connections to Asia than rivals in the United States or Europe.

Fernando Conte, Iberia chairman and chief executive, said: "Customers will benefit the most from this relationship as they will have better connections to more destinations around the world.

Mr. Tung did not comment, but pro-government politicians said the appointment solidified Mr. Tung's power and gave him better connections to Beijing.

Months after signing his first professional contract with Liverpool, a decision was taken by senior officials at the club's academy to rehouse Cameron Brannagan in accommodation with better connections to the outside world.