Sentence examples for connect far from inspiring English sources

The three routes, which connect Far Rockaway to Long Island, are among 47 of 54 routes along which service might be reduced, according to Long Island Bus officials.

It was Matthew Hollis, poet, award-winning biographer and poetry editor at Faber and Faber, who thought the Dickmans' poems about their brother would work as a single volume, and, he told me, "connect far more widely than poetry sometimes does".

It could open up its societies, economies, and cultures to China, India, and Russia, while pushing southern Europe to connect far more deeply with a rising Turkey, the rest of the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa (and not via further NATO "humanitarian" bombings either).

Cohen often riffs like this, swooping across centuries and continents to connect far-flung dots of Jewish history.

But after he discovered the Web and its ability to connect far-flung ideas, he put up a site in 1994.

WorldCom's Uunet unit, for example, is still the biggest Internet carrier in the world, and WorldCom is pinning a fair amount of its hopes on the success of advanced Internet products that could seamlessly connect far-flung corporate offices.

Even the Internet, this transforming technology, this spawner of endless cant about the heroism of entrepreneurship, was cooked up by Washington bureaucrats to connect far-flung universities working on military projects.

Here, in this metropole of 7 million surrounded by water, aboveground air-conditioned walkways connect far-flung buildings.

Many companies cling to notions of video productions as big-budget items like TV commercials, or satellite uplinks to connect far-flung locations to the home office.

One option is a cosmic shortcut called a wormhole, a tunnel through the fabric of space and time that can connect far-flung corners of the universe.

Those with high BC may not be the boss that everyone reports to, but they serve as points of communication that connect far-flung parts of the network.