Sentence examples for made connecting from inspiring English sources

When they buy a book or rent a video, if they pay in cash, no record is made connecting them to the transaction.

The site's remote location made connecting to the power grid prohibitively expensive, so Carlos rigged up a bank of old Western Union telegraph batteries, charged by a 1920s generator, to provide electricity.

I made connecting with my true nature a process of doing rather than an experience of accepting.

Considerable effort has been made connecting the shaft tomb tradition to the Teuchitlán tradition, a complex society that occupies much the same geography as the shaft tomb tradition.

Our multi-device lifestyle has made connecting with one another faster and easier than ever before, though it comes at a price.

Sort of like treating Libya as if it'd been caught downloading a hundred gigs of porn on a Saturday afternoon and punishing it with a bandwidth cap that made connecting with a mobile phone in 1996 while up a tree in Wales seem like broadband.

Today's technology, connectivity and innovative applications make connecting with and meeting new friends easy.

Can anyone actually make connecting devices easy?

Routine power failures and overloaded telephone lines make connecting to the Internet a frustrating proposition.

Virgin hopes its three daily flights will make connecting to destinations such as Boston and Cape Town straightforward.

This video is part of our guest lesson "Gearing Up for a Summer of Making, Connecting and Learning by Doing".