Sentence examples for connected on its from inspiring English sources
SPURS 115, KINGS 92: Charles Smith scored a career-high 32 points and host San Antonio connected on its first 11 3-point attempts.
In the sudden surge of home hub devices that let you stitch everything else together in your domestic digital world, Wink's service has been relatively popular, last year claiming 1.3 million devices connected on its network and 20,000 more coming on each week.
The chapel is connected on its eastern side to Dickinson Hall by the Rothschild arch, symbolizing a connection between religion and scholarship.
But surprisingly, beleaguered BlackBerry isn't so far behind: an indication that, if RIM really connects on its new BB10 platform, it could have a shot at some kind of comeback, or at least the support of developers to make sure it has the content ecosystem to attract consumers.
Ottawa's power play failed to connect on its six opportunities.
Indiana started the game by connecting on its first eight 3-point shots, and its first five shot attempts were all 3-pointers.
But Mr. Meier's architecture is good enough to transcend these Hollywoodisms, and to connect on its own, more architectural terms with the reality of Los Angeles.
Behind the scenes, however, Mr. Zuckerberg and his colleagues have been locked in a tense standoff with the filmmakers, who portray Facebook as founded on a series of betrayals, then fueled by the unappeasable craving of almost everyone for "friends" — the Facebook term for those who connect on its online pages — that they will never really have.
Instead of being just an intermittent satellite of a PC, LifeDrive can connect on its own, thanks to Bluetooth for hookups via a compatible phone and Wi-Fi for hookups without one.
A team that made one-third of its 3-point shots scored as many points as a team that connected on half of its 2-point shots.
Notre Dame connected on 50percentt of its field-goal attempts, led by center Ruth Riley, who scored 20 points, against 43.5percentt by the Knights.
