Sentence examples for directly reconnect from inspiring English sources
It would help directly reconnect downtown to the rest of the PATH system for the more than 65,000 commuters who used the Lower Manhattan station before the Sept. 11 attack, which destroyed the trade center and the underground network of train tunnels and shopping concourses there.
He perseveres, and entertains, by directly reconnecting to his songs across the decades and still having fun.
The charity, whose website carries thousands of photographs and case details, claims that it "directly reconnected" 450 UK families with a missing relative last year, while "countless more" were indirectly helped.
So I decided, last November, to give it up, for one year initially, and reconnect directly with the things I use and consume.
He needed to find a way to reconnect more directly with the people, and so he has turned everything into a kind of personal 'They're coming for me' drama".
Feeling comfortable on our own probably directly relates to knowing we can easily reconnect with others.
The party's humanoid grandees, wittering clones in suits that look like they've been stitched directly on to their necks, can't shut up about how Labour needs to "reconnect with the public".
Obama must also reconnect.
You reconnect personally.
Reconnect with faraway loved ones.
