Sentence examples for connecting to a new from inspiring English sources

If you receive a warning when connecting to a new Wi-Fi network, do not click "Continue".

On moving to a new environment, as determined by OS-events (e.g. connecting to a new network) or higher-level event definitions (e.g. sensor-data indicating a location change), the service automatically applies rules to manage and dis/connect components (typically those on the device with those in physical proximity) as appropriate.

Plans call for the project to be connected to a new station on New Jersey Transit's Bergen rail line, which would provide access to the site from the New Jersey suburbs and New York.

Second, one of its two FireWire jacks can connect to a new breed of hard drives with so-called FireWire 800 connections, which can transfer data about twice as fast as regular FireWire (and U.S.B. 2.0).

Ms. Raquet said she would like to see a library referendum connected to a new bond issue for school repairs.

In December, Mr. Cross released a preliminary proposal that showed the Javits connected to a new stadium.

The park would be connected to a new, tree-lined boulevard, with a central pedestrian mall, that would lead from Ground Zero to the southern tip of Manhattan.

Earlier this month, MoMA announced that it would raze the building – which it purchased in 2011 – and replace it with an expansion that will connect to a new tower.

"There can be something that survives after the death of the brain and the death of the body that is somehow connected to a new child," he said.

Users will be able to connect to a new iTunes Wi-Fi store where they can download songs directly to their music players without having to connect to a computer.

It would be connected to a new, floating riser pipe and subsea buoy that would allow collection ships to disconnect and disconnect faster in the event of a hurricane.