Sentence examples for connection the next from inspiring English sources

Struck that his friend felt no pain under the effect of the gas, Wells immediately made a practical connection: the next morning he obtained a bag of "laughing gas" from Colton and, while under its influence, had a colleague extract one of his teeth.

Gen Zers are more likely to remember the precise details and context of the performance and are therefore more likely to make the connection the next time the desired performance is called for.

After direct airline connections, the next step is to make getting a visa easier or, better still, to bring in a visa-waiver scheme.

After the FLNt value of the intrinsic connections, the next largest contribution is from the adjoining cortical areas (i.e., areas that share a border with the injected target area and labeled "short" in Fig. 3), with FLNt values on the order of 16% (2.5 39%).

If your computer is not connected to the internet via Ethernet, you can configure your wireless connection in the next step.

I might be Jewish, but I've no more connection than the next person to the baffling decisions made in the name of faith by those on the extreme fringes of the community.

"We need to make top-quality gaming available to everybody, we need to push the 'always on' connection to the next level and create a world where everyone plays".

And a group of 581 Malaysian journalists and editors handed Mr Badawi a petition urging him to loosen press restrictions.In connection with the next trial of Mr Anwar, the judge said this week that he would not permit any reporting on the case other than "factual evidence" given in court.

And each exhibit has some organic connection with the next, so that the armour will reappear in a portrait, just as Isaac Oliver's miniature of Henry to the life will turn out to be the model for Mytens's dreamy painting of him in the afterlife, as it were, at the close.

The last phrase should serve as a connection with the next paragraph.

With this in mind, we can see the connection to the next point raised in the passage, which is this: many laws of the Torah are rarely if ever applied.