Sentence examples for connection on the first from inspiring English sources

Take an hour ride on the tube's Central or District line to Ealing Broadway, then a quick (five- to eight-minute) connection on the First Great Western Link railroad - and another world awaits.

To determine its "best of," J.D. bases its semi-annual regional call-quality ratings on seven problem areas: dropped calls, static/interference, failed call connection on the first try, voice distortion, echoes, no immediate voicemail notification, and no immediate text message notification.

First they knocked down the Steelers with a 51-yard connection on the second play of the second quarter to revive the gasping Broncos, and then they knocked them out with an 80-yard touchdown on the first play of overtime.

Two Armstrong corners caused problems, goalkeeper Scott Bain punching the first into the path of Mackay-Steven, whose shot was not far away, before Van Dijk got a decent connection on the second delivery.

In one of the rare instances in which a suspected eco-saboteur has been caught, the police in Eugene arrested two men in connection to the first attack on the car dealership.

The limited space on 2D plates inhibited growth of the mouse iPSCs due to the cell-cell connections on the third day whereas the cells grew consistently in 3D scaffolds for at least 6 days (Fig. 2B).

The 8% increase on the average speed on cable broadband connections, to 43.3 Mbps, meant these overtook the average speed seen on fibre connections for the first time.

The estimate also suggests a connection between the first attack on the World Trade Center and its destruction.

He faces state charges of committing a hate-crime assault in connection with the first attack on the night of Nov. 4.

For investigators, his link to Mr. Yousef raises questions about whether there was a connection between the first attack on the trade center and the attacks that brought down its towers.

Companies have traditionally taken one of two routes in ensuring a secure mobile connection, the first relying on a server to generate a one-time-password and forward it to the end user via SMS, and the second involving the use of separate, physical hardware tokens to validate user identity.