Sentence examples for continuing to connect from inspiring English sources

But this was not happening - some clients were ignoring the TTL of the DNS record and continuing to connect to the original stack indefinitely.

QUESTION FROM LADY OGAGA : Is Adele this year's Norah Jones (ubiquitous dinner party album, followed by swift fall to more manageable level of fame) or do you see her as capable of continuing to connect with (what's left of) the mainstream on a consistent basis?

"Part of that is making sure that we are continuing to connect the Afghan people to the Afghan government as a whole, and when you've got a rotten piece of that, the people don't want to connect to it," he said.

That audience is actually an exciting one for us, and we're interested in continuing to connect to established artists who have done great.

The brand continues to connect with millennial women, largely in part due to its Creative Director, Jenna Lyons.

"We must continue to connect everyone and leave no one behind, because the cost of lost opportunities is enormous.

But Beck and his distributors - The Blaze Inc., Mercury Radio Arts and Premiere Radio Networks - continued to connect the 20 year-old Saudi Arabian student to the bombings, the lawsuit claims.

He continued to connect Communism and civil rights, calling the Freedom Riders of 1961, who sought integrated bus travel, "red pawns and publicity seekers".

"The auctions will yield innumerable benefits for American consumers to access wireless broadband and ensure that devices such as smartphones and tablets can continue to connect to those networks," she said in a statement.

It took me a long time to emerge from my grieving, so I'm especially lucky for the book's durability and the chance to continue to connect with it publicly.

But Mr. Cyrille has also continued to connect with his peers, some of whom, like the trumpeter Cecil Bridgewater and the tenor saxophonist Billy Harper, appear in his 21st Century Big Band Unlimited.