Sentence examples for connection into a from inspiring English sources
Can I set up an Apple Airport Express for use in hotels to turn the hotel's wired connection into a wireless network?
The Verizon iPads offer tethering — a feature that converts that cellular Internet connection into a Wi-Fi hot spot — so nearby laptops can now enjoy the same high Internet speeds.
"Frank and I looked at how we could turn those small, random moments where there appears to be some connection, into a choreography that explores the workings of the whole building," explains Rosenberg.
The Life-Book also includes integrated wireless Local Area Network technologies.; AIR AMERICA -- Turn just about any broadband connection into a wireless network with Apple's AirPort Express, a mobile base station for Windows and Macintosh.
The more I think about it, the more the play becomes an attempt to fit moments of tenderness and genuine connection into a world that doesn't quite support it.
One by one, neighbors, family members, landlords and employees of Dzurlic's and Beal's squeezed into a small conference room in the Kings County courthouse, facing a single video camera, their statements broadcast over a sometimes fuzzy connection into a courtroom 4,600 miles away.
Their hub-and-spoke model has fallen out of favor, as airport congestion transforms every connection into an opportunity to miss a flight.
Mr. Thompson parlayed the resulting attention and connections into a lucrative legal and lobbying career.
A rising rapper and fashion model, she's a downtown habitué who, at 22, has figured out how to leverage her talent, looks and superweb of connections into a blossoming career.
Blending Willie Bain's local connections into a campaign that portrayed the constituency as the victim of the SNP's anti-Glasgow bias took full advantage of the debilitating politics of grievance.
Cyril Ramaphosa, one of the richest, was the party's secretary-general, and the man who first promoted the idea of "empowerment charters".Looking further ahead, South Africa needs more genuine black entrepreneurs: people who build up their own businesses from scratch, rather than parlaying political connections into a chunk of a firm that someone else built; people who actually create wealth.
