Sentence examples for make a connection for from inspiring English sources
Disaster falls when Cecilie drops Joachim off to make a connection for a weekend rock-climbing expedition, and he is struck head-on by a speeding vehicle as he gets out of the car.
The committee is absolutely right to make a connection between respect for human rights and world peace.
The agent at the Royal Tongan Airlines office frowned when I told her that I wanted to make a connection in Tongatapu for a local flight to the Ha'apai group.
It is an excellent way to make a connection, touch base for a moment, make a mark or a point, briefly, without helicopter-ing.
Simply stated men never make a connection between advocating for women in the workplace and the impact this will have when their daughter enters the job market.
One person who will make a connection with them for the first time in their lives since their parents failed them.
The biggest quibble is that, because the plastic screen is much thicker than most, you generally have to press down a bit hard to make a connection, most especially for icons at the edges, rather than just a simple touch.
So anyone hoping to make a connection to a plane bound for the United States had better allow an hour or so for the $60 cab ride from Tegel to Schönefeld.
"Run like mad just a make a connection; pack what you need for your own protection".
Perhaps there seems to be no connection, or that to make a connection is just an excuse for lazy, fat people.
From there the train was continuing to Calais to make a connection with the ferry to England for those passengers traveling via Pullman car to London.
