Sentence examples for having trouble connecting from inspiring English sources
She was having trouble connecting with the newcomers.
"I'm having trouble connecting to the Internet," says the man, who is upset there is no manual.
So is it any wonder environmental groups are having trouble connecting with the public on climate change?
AMY DAVIDSON: Apparently, the Internet connections in China are not perfect, because Evan just sent a note to say that he's having trouble connecting.
"I'm having trouble connecting to the Internet," says the man, who is upset there is no manual in the box in which the router came.
Our sad political culture does not, however, explain why Obama is having trouble connecting with voters in 2012 the way he did just four years ago.
Slack acknowledged the problems on its status page, noting, "Folks are having troubles connecting to their workspaces.
For example, The Today Show's Savannah Guthrie recently felt compelled to ask Clinton why she has trouble connecting with voters, ignoring the connections she's clearly made with crowds who turn out to see her.
I also had trouble connecting Bluetooth headphones.
He has had trouble connecting with Britain's major theaters.
