Sentence examples for had networked from inspiring English sources

Mark Palios, a financial consultant for A. G. Edwards & Sons in Huntington, said he had networked with many people and met "centers of influence" during the course.

She said she had networked vigorously, applied for two to five jobs a day, and has had "a lot of first and second and third interviews — sometimes, it was down to me and another person, but I never got it".

She had networked her way to Arthur T. Shorin, an investor and former chief executive of the Topps Company, a confectionary company known for its baseball trading cards, who promised candy industry expertise and contacts and an immediate infusion of $250,000, with more to come if justified.

Before most had even heard of the internet, Anaheim had networked the city with fat communications piping, so residents could have a variety of cable TV providers and telephone companies to choose from, while local utilities could automate their meter reading and businesses could provide all manner of online services.

You've networked, built relationships and you're an asset.

The Internet has networked previously dispersed financial industries.

RCN has networks in Manhattan, Queens, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and Washington.

Those operating systems have network-detecting abilities.

All servers now have Network connectivity.

And we have network-mounted home directories.

"He has networks on every continent almost.