Sentence examples for connected day from inspiring English sources

Let's let the goodness of our humanity manifest in a way that sees us more deeply connected day to day, and together committed to changing what needs to change, letting us be the nation we want to believe we are.

The instant Bonds connected Tuesday, Bacsik looked despondent.

The historian Richard Slotkin has connected Thursday to Gen. Douglas MacArthur, under whose command Ford had served (and chafed) in the Pacific theater of the recent war.

The building of starch reserves during the day and their mobilization during the night connects day and night metabolism.

Originally founded in fall 2009, the startup first targeted its service at connecting day laborers with contractors in need.

This startup, for those unfamiliar, was originally founded in 2009, first targeting its service at connecting day laborers with contractors in need.

A few year's back Natalie Komuro told me that I needed to visit Project Homeless Connect in San Francisco to see a homeless connect day done right.

He failed to connect Wednesday night against Arizona, ending his homer streak at six games.

Ambition indeed created a brilliant commotion at Lincoln Center on Tuesday night, but afterward, one looked again at the source, remembered the events onstage and wondered what if anything could persuasively connect Tuesday's opera with this tiny masterpiece of stillness, barely 17 inches high and 15 across.

The governor has been blaming his rival for not doing enough in the Senate, but that message didn't seem to be connecting Monday. .

WASHINGTON -- Coverage of the influence of money in politics tends to suffer from the same weakness that all horse-race politics writing does: it almost never connects day-to-day movements to any broader reality or purpose.