Sentence examples for communicating with loved from inspiring English sources
"There are alternative ways of communicating with loved ones," Mr. Thiem said.
With more and more of our most private interactions happening online banking, filing taxes, communicating with loved ones— and with today's security, encryption, and authentication capabilities, we're running out of excuses: our next president should make online voting and voter registration a national standard.
Although some residents, mostly near San Juan, have found ways of communicating with loved ones in the U.S. mainland via radio, word of mouth and a few working landlines, many in the Puerto Rican diaspora have yet to hear from family on the island.
Cutting off communication only compounded the chaos and impeded the riders' right to communicate with loved ones.
Certainly during the September 11 , 2001 attacks, people found it easier to communicate with loved ones in New York City via e-mail than through the overwhelmed telephone network.
In many cases library workers who evacuated could not learn the fate of their workplaces, and across the country evacuees inundated libraries to communicate with loved ones and file applications for aid from FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency).
The thought of Curiosity braving the Martian days and nights alone — rolling slowly along, zapping rocks and occasionally picking them up, sending stunning, detailed photos of an alien terrain like a tourist using a cellphone to communicate with loved ones back home — is both heartwarming and bittersweet.
With 90percentt of the island territory's cell towers out of service, people on the island are finding it impossible to communicate with loved ones on the mainland in the U.S., and rescue workers can't coordinate their relief efforts.
AT&T cell service was also out, making it difficult for residents to communicate with loved ones and officials.
