Sentence examples for install a connection from inspiring English sources

The Welsh Assembly Government is spending £2.6m to install a connection at Gaer Junction, which would pave the way for a line between Ebbw Vale and both Newport and Cardiff once completed.

Michael Whitehead, executive vice president of San Gabriel Valley Water Co., which is based in El Monte and serves 40,000 customers, said arrangements are being made to install a connection and sell water to Richwood on a temporary basis.

To do this, AT&T, which supplies the communication systems to Red Bull, deploys an army of engineers to each location, installing a connection that has a maximum delay period of 300 milliseconds - the time it takes for a human eye to blink.

Cisco is so enamoured of the IoT that it has installed a "connections counter" on its website.

The program provided a subsidized interest-free loan to install a water connection.

He had technicians secretly install an Internet connection in his Pentagon office, even though it was forbidden.

Exhibit A is the iPad, where many purchasers don't bother to install a 3G internet connection on their new gadget: they're happy instead to do their downloading at home on a cheaper all-you-can-eat wi-fi tariff.

The Japanese government is installing a wifi connection up the mountain, so that people can stay connected even as they ascend and then come back down.

A tenant who will go the extra mile will: Do minor repairs at their own cost Add value to your property (for example, by installing a broadband connection, a wall-mount for a dryer [if it's a unit/apartment], or by painting the balcony railing etc) Always pay rent on time or even in advance Be extra careful not to scratch walls or floors Clean everything better so it doesn't age/rust as fast.

Project H designed three high school computer labs and a guerilla marketing campaign for "Connect Bertie," a state-funded program to install a desktop computer and broadband connection in every student's home.

Mitra's office was near a slum, which gave him the idea of knocking through a wall to install a computer with an internet connection for local children to discover.