Sentence examples for connections into a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Thompson parlayed the resulting attention and connections into a lucrative legal and lobbying career.
Blending Willie Bain's local connections into a campaign that portrayed the constituency as the victim of the SNP's anti-Glasgow bias took full advantage of the debilitating politics of grievance.
A rising rapper and fashion model, she's a downtown habitué who, at 22, has figured out how to leverage her talent, looks and superweb of connections into a blossoming career.
Cyril Ramaphosa, one of the richest, was the party's secretary-general, and the man who first promoted the idea of "empowerment charters".Looking further ahead, South Africa needs more genuine black entrepreneurs: people who build up their own businesses from scratch, rather than parlaying political connections into a chunk of a firm that someone else built; people who actually create wealth.
Harold E. Ford Jr., the former Tennessee congressman who has sought to parlay his star power and Wall Street connections into a political career in New York, has decided not to challenge Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand in the Democratic primary this September, according to friends and advisers.
He succeeded where Prodigy failed in turning Internet connections into a business.
Now they had to find a way to make communication and empathy — the building blocks of forging real connections — into an algorithm they could easily scale.
This straightforward adapter from Unitek will turn any hard drive with standard SATA and power connections into an external drive with no frills and no gimmicks.
Can I set up an Apple Airport Express for use in hotels to turn the hotel's wired connection into a wireless network?
The Verizon iPads offer tethering — a feature that converts that cellular Internet connection into a Wi-Fi hot spot — so nearby laptops can now enjoy the same high Internet speeds.
"Frank and I looked at how we could turn those small, random moments where there appears to be some connection, into a choreography that explores the workings of the whole building," explains Rosenberg.
