Sentence examples for connection drew from inspiring English sources

The Vitale connection drew fan interest and ESPN cameras to Detroit.

Google Fiber's first ultrafast Internet connection drew about a dozen start-ups to a neighborhood in Kansas City, Kan.

In his final article, Gill, who previously said he wanted to have his treatment on the NHS owing to a sense of "human connection", drew attention to the health service's performance in international oncology rankings.

"The Springfield Connection" drew on influences from the 1980s police drama Hill Street Blues and the 1971 film The French Connection, and includes references to McGruff the Crime Dog and the theme music to Star Wars.

Tiny red lights, run off an electrical connection drawn from the poultry sheds, were strung all over the ceiling and warmed the chamber.

Clarke's theater adaptation, "The Connection," draws on the bop of Freddie Redd's quartet, while "The Cool World" features a score by Mal Waldron recorded by Dizzy Gillespie.

In fact, the most fascinating part of Captain Phillips is the connection drawn between local oppression in Somalia and criminality at sea.

While there could be no direct connection drawn between the Dita article and the murder, Mr. Kouchner decided to act, judging that news media self-regulation was not working, and closed Dita for eight days.

He and his wife were married in 1957, and the next year, in Haiti, he wrote "The Connection," drawing on his knowledge, he said, of "the seamier side, the underbelly of life".

Coverage is deeply cynical in the sense that people are assumed to have a hidden and planned agenda even when the connection drawn would have been impossible to predict as it doesn't follow logical reasoning.

It can be deployed almost anywhere — power can be drawn from a generator and a connection drawn from the cell networks.