Sentence examples for connect old from inspiring English sources

What's needed is the next link in the chain, someone who will connect old repertory to new.

The commission said it recommended that Con Edison accelerate its replacement of older cables and of the joints that connect old cables and new cables.

The common inability to connect old memories to a new landscape presented a handicap to a British government inquiry convened a generation later to investigate Bloody Sunday.

The bonds that connect old coaches and teammates, in particular those who have seen the best of times like a championship, unite Ramsay and Walton in their concern for Maurice Lucas, 58,, a model power forward who has bladder cancer.

Forty-two per cent of those interviewed called for pedestrian and cycling overpasses and underpasses, while 26 per cent backed a monorail to connect Old Street to mainline railway stations.

His band at Joe's Pub included guitar, bass and drums, and he used them the way British trad-rockers do, to underline the muscularity of the tunes and connect old dance beats to new ones.

Several websites, such as the New York Foundation for Senior Citizens (www.nyfsc.org) and Let's Share Housing (www.letssharehousing.com), connect older adults to others who want to share a home.

Aziz Lalljee is one of a team working on Gilda, which aims to help connect older people in a social network to reduce isolation and loneliness.

Now he's back with a new company on Facebook today, called schoolFeed, that's trying to connect older users with long-lost high school classmates.

She sought out Kidsave, a Culver City-based nonprofit organization that works to connect older orphaned and abandoned children with loving families.

This, he fancies, rather than the form of the post-war regime in Iraq, will be the way to re-connect "old Europe" to the US.