Sentence examples for develop a connection with from inspiring English sources

One ad, which quotes from Sonia, an Emblem employee, reads, " You really develop a connection with someone when you can look in their eyes and help".

When ordinary consumers are able to literally get their hands dirty and grow their own food, they develop a connection with the food they are eating.

Their diverse backgrounds, which include veterans, students with disabilities, underrepresented minorities, LGBTQ and first generation, help them develop a connection with prospective students.

Your goal for all networks, online or face to face, should be to initiate and develop a connection with someone with whom you can build a relationship over time.

To develop a connection with our customers, and lower prices, we will only distribute our product through direct sales channel," adds Roose.

This helps you develop a connection with the employer.

The technique emphasises developing a connection with silence and accessing the "stillness" within yourself.

Being so young when he joined City, Hart had little contact with Pearce, the manager at the club, but clearly has developed a connection with him since.

It also means developing a connection with your boss — a new authority figure who not only tells someone what to do, but also has a lot of power over future career development.

While more than four-fifths (83%) of parents questioned thought it was important their children learned to use technology, nine out of 10 would prefer them to spend their childhood outdoors, developing a connection with nature.

Eclipse was not originally part of the game; early concepts had the apprentice as an older character who develops a connection with a young Princess Leia.