Sentence examples for needed to disconnect from inspiring English sources

In the morning, his wife needed to make a phone call, so he needed to disconnect the internet since it was run over the phone.

I needed to disconnect in order to better reconnect in a hyper-connected environment.

To silence all of Egypt and its modern internet-based economy, authorities only needed to disconnect five or six ISPs, a stunningly low figure.

"It'll be hard, but I need to disconnect," he says.

We need to disconnect the aerial and buy some quality DVDs for the kids.

People sense it might be true, he said, but in a wired world we often only pay lip service to the idea that we need to disconnect.

L.B., CALIFORNIA First of all, you need to disconnect yourself from the idea that these organizations have "no objectivity" while you somehow remain wholly neutral and devoid of bias.

In order to write I need to disconnect from everyday worries and everyday life, but in my car I'm constantly able to observe people, to stop at a bistro or enjoy the scenery".

As Paul Gibbs explains: "To remove a kidney you need to disconnect the artery that sends blood into the kidney, the vein that drains the blood back into the circulation and finally the ureter that drains the urine from the kidney into the bladder".

To be productive in the boardroom you need to disconnect with the digital world and reconnect with yourself.

Striking a good work-life balance is also key: "Work can be very frustrating sometimes; you need to disconnect".