Sentence examples for connected about from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'connected about' is not grammatically correct
Instead, the phrase 'connecting about' is more appropriate. For example: I was connecting about our upcoming vacation plans when I heard a knock at the door.
His son connected about as often in the ring.
Charging him with 40 felony counts, the police said he set up the online sex site, which connected about 200 prostitutes with as many as 1,400 customers.
The two tunnels run in parallel, about a hundred and fifty feet apart, and are connected about every thousand feet so that passengers can escape from one to the other in case of fire.
Officials have connected about half the cases to the state fair, which had a petting zoo, and to the Cleveland County fair, said Dr. Steve Cline of the Department of Health and Human Services.
"Michael was doing methodology work on Pew's international surveys and we connected about data quality," Kuriakose says.
"J.D. and I first connected about six months ago, after his book came out," says Case. "He grew up in Ohio, moved around the country a bit and most recently was in Silicon Valley and just moved back to Columbus, because he really wanted to be part of helping the communities in that region.
Much of the talk was about coming together, about connecting, about uniting and not dividing.
"I remember connecting about going to a new school and meeting your first friends.
The company expects to connect about 4,000 Starbucks stores by the end of next year, not 5,000 by sometime during the year.
Galileo's networks connect about 43,000 travel agency locations to 505 airlines, 37 car rental companies, 47,000 hotel properties, 368 tour operators and the major cruise lines.
VigLink worked to connect about 55,000 merchants to Tumblr's site, the company says.
