Sentence examples for connected to getting from inspiring English sources

"Actually, I've been thinking about this a lot and, this sounds odd, but there is this almost shame connected to getting ill," she says.

His charging ambition was directly connected to getting work done, rather than to maintaining a reputation, and was overlaid with an almost goofily affable Midwestern manner: you sometimes sensed that Friedman had set himself the task of being more than just an American.

I loved all of the things connected to getting brand messages out to customers," said Parham, who recently served as chief marketing officer at eBay.

"We all have a need to feel connected, to get past conflict, and I think everyone's been feeling a little afloat lately, including us," said Ms. Hennessy, 59, of Montclair.

I was emotionally exhausted and in tears, but knew I needed to stay connected to get through it all.

The table-read is a great opportunity to connect, to get in to the story together and to check-in with everyone.

It's a way for people who share that common goal of staying in recovery by instantly connect to get the support they need.

Because billionaires buying congressional seats without ever having to show their face is connected to jobs getting offshored.

These are intimately connected to who is getting married and why -- even who is marriageable.

In purposeful movement routing [9 11], the node carrying the data packet will move purposely to get closer to the destination or to get connected to the destination.

Now hit 'Connect'  and allow your playbook to get connected to your computer, which may take 10 seconds.