Sentence examples for built to connect from inspiring English sources

What Backplane had developed was a truly social form of social media in that website LittleMonsters.com was built to connect people around shared interests rather than shared connections.

Electricity grids would need to be built to connect north to south and east to west.

Much of what it has was built to connect conventional fields to markets.

The "Bridge on the River Kwai," carrying that railway, was built to connect Japanese-occupied Bangkok with Burma (Myanmar).

This move resulted in a small island being formed, and a bridge was built to connect it with Lent.

Many environmentalists, including Mr Schwarzenegger, argue that more power lines must be built to connect cities with potential sources of renewable energy.

"In the Edo period, this river we're on – the Onagi – was built to connect the sea to the town and Edo castle," says Yukiko.

The St. Lawrence Seaway, built to connect the lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, opened the way for the invasion of species from other parts of the world.

It was finished relatively quickly, in 1949, but it would be years before construction was completed on the freeways it was built to connect.

Soon after its establishment in 1898, Harbin grew into a thriving administrative hub for the China Eastern Railway, built to connect Moscow to Vladivostok.

The message about the bridge being built to connect Florida International University with a neighboring city was left on a land line.