Sentence examples for connection that works from inspiring English sources

They are currently on the high plains of Bolivia, with an Internet connection that works some of the time!

A couple of years ago, I was reading an article about a guy in his 30s, David Geslak, who had started a company in Chicago, Exercise Connection, that works with children who have autism.

The company has wired the San Jose Hyatts both the airport and downtown locations and the ultraposh Sherman House in San Francisco (rumored to be Bill Gates' S.F. haunt) where you get a laptop on check-in with a wireless ethernet network connection that works throughout the 14-room facility.

I guess it's the mother/daughter connection that works for us, and as much as I hate to stereotype, we are both cut from the same girly-girl cloth.

The term, meaning "intermediary," refers to personal or family connections that work like a magic wand.

This fully modernized Outback also comes standard with amenities like hands-free lift gate, heated front and rear seats, keyless door locks and ignition, electronic parking brake, voice-activated navigation and a Bluetooth phone connection that actually works — first time, every time.

"We are very good at working together and we have a connection that really worked in our favour.

At the end of the day, after all the signatures are in place and the numbers crunched, it's the human connection that gives work meaning.

In addition to the basics, Circle with Disney offers ways to reward kids with screen time for doing chores, turn off distracting apps while teens are driving, and more through a "Connections" platform that works with third-party apps and services.

But his "Missa Nigra sum" — a Mass setting performed by the Tallis Scholars, an exceptional British vocal ensemble, on Wednesday night at St. Thomas Church — had no direct connection to that work, or to the passage from Solomon, for that matter.

Honoraria are given in connection with that work.