Sentence examples for connection but also from inspiring English sources
Before production began, Mr. Koepp studied not only "The French Connection," but also chase scenes he considered worthy, like ones in "Run, Lola, Run" and "Ben-Hur".
The screen provides connection, but also distance, a way to tiptoe through what can be the awkward in-between territory of reconnection.
It is not only that personal information whisks around the globe, landing before anyone with an Internet connection, but also that there is so much of it.
Alcohol is likely to have a connection, but also, safe sex seems to have become less important in the minds of today's students.
"What brings out the most ire," Ms. Shallcross said, is finding that not only is there a fee for the Internet connection, but also that "it's not working".
Cable Internet access providers, the commission said, really offered an integrated bundle of services -- not just Internet connection but also e-mail, Web hosting, news groups and other services.
From our experiments, we infer that functional connectivity is not only shaped by structural connections but also by short-term plastic changes in synaptic efficacy.
The park has two main and several minor access points, although the one from Stratford is the more utilized and connected (it provides trains, DLR, over ground, metro, and bus lines connections, but also a major parking area for cars).
Her work takes skill and connections but also guts: in a bad month she might get into debt – but in a good one she nets 100,000 won.
Moody admitted her three wins on home soil this year were something of a bonus, not only for connections but also for Australian racing fans.
