Sentence examples for connection to find from inspiring English sources

Like the others on my list, CityTransit includes a stored subway map, so you don't need a cellular connection to find your way when you're beneath the ground.

Ours")., so it's disappointing suddenly to lose that connection — to find, at the close, that the narrative "we" has shifted to the Americans, who remark on the wartime "disappearance" of Japanese neighbors and employees.

But he needs a faster Internet connection to find work.

I caught up with Sarah through her solar WiFi connection to find out more about those witches, the festival, "candle magic" and what it means to "come out of the broom closet".

But Norman has utilised his old Asda connections to find his new CEO.

The source assumed Henley was using its connections to find people willing to stump up.

Until the 1980s, young people relied on matchmakers and family connections to find spouses, sociologists say.

It takes time for meaning to be extracted from facts, and for connections to find their way.

In new situations your brain takes much longer to make enough new connections to find a good answer.

More recently, the Internet has encouraged people to cancel expensive cable subscriptions and instead rely on broadband connections to find television and other content — "cord-cutting," for short.

Babajob, by contrast, connects India's elites to the poor at their doorsteps, people who need jobs but lack the connections to find them.