Sentence examples for getting into connecting from inspiring English sources
Gates has always believed in using technology to tackle the world's biggest and most complex of challenges (mostly basic needs) without getting into "connecting the next billion" kind of goals.
I was really getting into production and began to connect the dots between the sounds.
I want to be specific about feelings but I don't want people to connect dots and start getting into tabloid kind of thinking.
Staying connected to your girlfriends will also keep you grounded and will deter you from getting into one of those obsessive relationships.
"I had heard that they were connected with a political group, and I said if this show is political, I'm not getting into it," he said.
"The great thing is, you're treating the person as a whole – giving them a physical health check, a decent environment, getting them connected and ultimately into independence – to avoid a revolving door".
I'm excited to get into the kitchen and connect with audiences across the nation".
"The first thing I do when I get into my house is connect with the Mauch Chunk Hotline," Ms. Hruskocy, 46, said.
Although he earned a sociology degree from Virginia, Harbeson said he always wanted to get into sports marketing and connected with Octagon through one of its top clients – Rabil.
"It's a good way to amplify the smaller donors' voice and it requires candidates to really, kind of, get into the community and connect with the voters," said Belatti, the bill's sponsor.
