Sentence examples for long connecting from inspiring English sources

Having the run of an airport lounge takes some of the pain from flight delays and long connecting times.

Ijburg Bridges (Amsterdam, 2000) An undulating open bridge, 250 metres long, connecting a new artificial island to the mainland.

It is just the first stretch of what is going to be the biggest bicycle highway in the world: 62-miles long, connecting 10 cities and four universities.

The train appeared, the engine, with its shining long connecting rods and high steel wheels, out of all proportion to the little soft bodies it dragged along.

Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, American waterway 14 miles (22 km) long connecting the head of the Chesapeake Bay with the Delaware River estuary.

The Dismal Swamp Canal (built 1790 1828) is an intracoastal waterway 22 miles (35 km) long connecting Chesapeake Bay, by way of Deep Creek and the southern branch of the Elizabeth River, with Albemarle Sound in North Carolina through the Pasquotank River.

An Alternate Path A revolving door has long connected Wall Street and the New York Fed.

On Sunday, to end the season, John Solum, a flutist long connected with the Connecticut Early Music Festival, will appear with the Hanoverian Ensemble and others in a program of Bach.

The role is not unlike the way agencies have long connected advertisers to offline media like television networks, newspapers and magazines.

The monorail, which was built in 1909 and was just over a mile long, connected the station with City Island, an isolated community off Orchard Beach.

Hayden, who died of cancer last year at 83, is now one of the many ghosts that Mr. d'Amboise, like anyone long connected to dance, sees in the theater.