For two people in need of connecting, this was a sad, but important, coincidence.
"There had to be a way of connecting this image to what it actually meant," he said.
But the single-lane road connecting this village to Mumbai makes the travel time a tedious five hours.
The challenge is connecting this categorisation to audience expectations … Hence the importance of the social reverberation of Quartz treatments.
Connecting this heroism to her participation in Rio is a smart way of suggesting that the Olympic ideal isn't merely a figment of a publicist's imagination.
Connecting this show with the incandescent music on that disc were Mr. Berger, who arranged and conducted both versions, and those operatic bones.
By connecting this community through visual social media we hope raise awareness of the importance of conversation within this vital sector.
By connecting this kit to a sufficiently powerful graphics card and a monitor, you can create a 3-D experience in almost any game.
The terraces wrap around the upper levels of the home, connecting this maze-like property and guaranteeing that the house is bathed in Provençal light year-round.
But in coaxing out dreamier, almost Impressionist undercurrents, he seemed intent on connecting this early work with Carter's second landmark piano composition, "Night Fantasies," completed in 1980.
Connecting this past to a more modern era, the Guimet presents photographs taken by French expeditions in 1907 and 1914 at the temple and tomb of Confucius at Chufu.
