Sentence examples for got no connection from inspiring English sources

He said: "For him to claim that what is going on Iraq now would have happened anyway, even if the invasion of Iraq had not happened, is a completely pointless attempt to airbrush out what happened 11 years ago and somehow pretend it has got no connection with what is happening today".

The one [argument advanced by Blair] which has no force at all is for him to claim that what is going on in Iraq now kind of would have happened anyway even if the invasion of Iraq had not happened, I think is a completely pointless and rather academic attempt to sort of airbrush out what has happened 11 years ago and somehow pretend it's got no connection with what is happening today.

Southampton recycle the ball and Graziano Pelle heads down for Mane, he tries to spin in the six yard box but gets no connection.

If you've got no internet connection or just a shaky one, this is the difference between being able to play the game and not," he said.

I tap a button in my PC's browser, pop open the app on my iPhone, and whatever I was reading is saved to my handset for perusal later — including when I've got no data connection.

They've got no official connection to the state, or to its tourism department.

He's got no direct connection to batteries, but he's successfully started a string of companies, the latest being InAuth, a mobile security software provider backed by $30 million in venture capital sold to American Express in December for an undisclosed amount.

Need to print out a presentation for your morning meeting at 11 p.m. only to discover the business center at your hotel closed at 10? How about trying to work in your hotel lounge but getting no Internet connection?

2) Use dial-up--with modems or with mobile phones "Egyptians with dial-up modems get no Internet connection when they call into their local ISP, but calling an international number to reach a modem in another country gives them a connection to the outside world," explains ComputerWorld.

"Generally when they get down here they have no connection to Tampa but immediately they become part of the fabric of the community," said John Lauro, a former federal prosecutor in New York who has lived in Tampa for the past 20 years.

Without that connection, Google gets no financial benefit from those tablets, which are reckoned to have sold well this quarter.