Sentence examples for connection to bring from inspiring English sources

The leader has been unapologetic about leveraging that connection to bring increased funding to Kentucky.

I will allow myself in this connection to bring out one characteristic fact which illustrates how Stalin directed operations at the fronts.

Connected TV uses your broadband internet connection to bring online content directly on to your television.

Is there space for, perhaps, a programme that takes graduates from accelerators, and provides intense specific hands-on guidance and connection to bring those graduates rapidly to the next level?

You really could have that deeper connection he mentioned, and all you needed was for the physical connection to bring you together.

"Saying our food is 'prepared Dave's way' is language we've never used before, but it's a wonderful connection to bringing him into the advertising, in the context of food and the food experience at Wendy's," Mr. Calhoon said.

The speakers also come with auxiliary and U.S.B. connections to bring big sound to the computer or portable music player.

"In the case of hotels like the Waldorf-Astoria, they believe they may be able to use domestic connections to bring more tourists to these properties," Hanemann said.

Mr. Mosler said he hoped to use the company's international connections to bring in retailers who have no links to local brokers.

In 14 months as schools chancellor, Mr. Klein has drawn on his connections to bring a star-studded cast to his effort to fix the schools, people like Caroline Kennedy and John F. Welch Jr., the former chairman of General Electric.

Joined by Vice Chancellor for Research Graham Fleming, the fellows presented their research to a packed room of alumni and friends who may have resources and connections to bring some of these Berkeley discoveries to market.