Sentence examples for life connecting from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the sections that used to be devoted to Judaica and Jewish ethnography are now merged into "Jewish Art and Life," connecting the secular with the religious.

Rebels have been heavily shelling any vehicles on a 10-mile stretch of the "road of life" connecting Debaltseve and Artemivsk.

"I couldn't possibly draw a straight line in my life connecting all of these dots," said Siegel.

But taking the time to go to these sites makes these abstract figures come to life — connecting them to very real human stories.

Having grown up between the Russian capital and Berlin, he has spent most of his creative life connecting the dots between the two places.

He learned gratitude, which helped him focus on the things that were going right, and he had a spiritual life connecting him to the Divine.

"Life connects us," he tells Benjamin, "not artifice".

"We want to show how our way of life connects with the African".

Such information has a kind of electrostatic life connected to the theory of what he calls orthogonal time.

Art and life connect in this rich, gently cerebral story of a Vienna museum guard and a Canadian woman establishing a bond through art appreciation.

All the circles of Mr. Speyer's life connected in 1997, when he was one of the finalists in the hotly contested bidding for the Chrysler Building.