Sentence examples for decided to connect from inspiring English sources

Since I am also a painter, I decided to connect two disciplines, and try and create one holistic, unified experience of art and language".

He decided to connect an artery from Wiens's scalp to the donor's facial artery, which was about the same diameter, hoping that enough blood would circulate.

We were sitting in a cafe overlooking the sea, and as we had been without internet for a week, I decided to connect to the Wi-Fi.

A decade earlier it had been decided to connect house drains to London's sewers that had previously been used to carry off rainwater.

Bucking a hockey culture that dictates standing out from the rest of the boys is a bad thing, the Kings' director of digital media Dewayne Hankins decided to connect to Kings fans with good-natured humor.

NASA had decided to connect the cooling lines in space because it wanted to avoid launching the girder assembly with open valves, running the risk of an ammonia leak in the shuttle cargo bay, officials said.

The fall season will also include "Sunset Baby" by Dominique Morisseau ("Detroit '67"); the new play is described in press materials as "the story of a former black revolutionary and political prisoner who decides to connect with his estranged daughter".

So, if your new smart meter decides to connect to your utility and tell it things about you, the box would let you know, and give you the chance to do something about it.

But say a few hundred thousand people decide to connect their spare peripherals to the console?

From there they can decide to connect elsewhere online or meet up in person.

Firstly, if a non-GSU household decides to connect to a GSU, who will then have to decide how much GSU water to buy.