Sentence examples for connected into what from inspiring English sources
Beneath the earth, however, things look even stranger: a network of caves, connected into what used to be entire subterranean cities. Derinkuyu, in southern Cappadocia, was once home to as many as 20,000 residents living together underground.
They weren't just DJs: they were musicians, producers, artists, radio programmers, managers, designers – that all connected into what was later called The French Touch.
It's also like that with the technicians, and all the movement and the agitation and the razzamatazz that goes around on a day's filming, if I connect into what is really happening then I'll lose what I need to be able to do what I have to do.
Like many Greek tourism entrepreneurs of his generation, Mallis now regularly works the aisles of international travel fairs, and an encounter at the International Tourism Bourse in Berlin earlier this month connected Milos into what is said to be a renaissance in sailing around the Greek islands, which is forecast to make up a large proportion of the island's tourism economy in the coming years.
For all their practical differences, climate and food are both cardinal examples of the ecological insight that made environmentalism possible: everything is connected, so what we drop into rivers, winds, or soil ends up in our bloodstreams.
But now I'm more into what I think I'm connected to, what I can identify with.
It took place in 2009 and 2010 and may have been partly connected to what was then an ongoing criminal investigation into torture by a Justice Department official.
Kites can break free, and, connected to what are essentially high-tension wires, they could conceivably crash into houses or other aircraft.
'Hey, we're all connected.' What?
