Sentence examples for connections someone from inspiring English sources

Facebook will soon remove a limitation that restricts users to no more than 5,000 friend connections, someone close to the company told us this week.

"When you're trying to build up your business, you need someone who has connections, someone who is seen as an authority and a legitimate presence," Johnson said.

Because we have a lot of Red Sox connections, someone said, "Hey, would you feel like doing that at Fenway?" And we've been really fortunate with Hi-Fi in that they play the intro to "The Art Of Losing" to kind of pump up the crowd at almost every game.

The essential role of peer support is to provide a human connection, someone or a group of people going through the same or similar experiences and challenges.

In other words, FON has a business plan based on what many wireless users already do–hop on a connection someone else has already paid for.

Maybe a simple nod, a smile, or a polite hello will be the connection someone needs today to begin feeling less alone.

It's here that connections with someone who has done it before are all important.

Barnett Rubin, the highly respected Afghanistan expert at New York University, has written an account of a conversation with a friend who has connections to someone at a neoconservative institution in Washington.

Use LinkedIn to find personal or institutional connections to someone you want to talk with and use those ties to ask for an introduction.

It can be hard to forge authentic connections with someone who seems to believe he or she is never wrong.

Call your friends, and your friends of friends, to see if anyone has connections to someone who's worked in the Hollywood industry.