Sentence examples for now connected with from inspiring English sources

"Mrs. Blow", she announced, "you are now connected with Thibodeaux on a paddle".

Talk story about Jean Delacour who is now connected with Bronx Zoo.

The government is receiving the protest of the diaspora poorly, that we are traitors that we are portraying Brazil in a not so good way, and we are now connected with the movement in Brazil.

Now connected with what I suggested on Thursday, it's important to note that the American colonists weren't necessarily aware of the ways in which some of their ideas and attitudes were different, or certainly were evolving differently from those in England, and I'll come back to this again in this lecture but I'll mention it here.

All are now connected with holes opened on the walls.

Moreover, we are now connected with all our social networks through mobile devices.

It removes you from the way people the world over now connect with each other.

For example, the platform now connects with advanced Whirlpool laundry systems to schedule wash and dry cycles during nonpeak hours.

"Folks who 10 years ago couldn't even get their content shared to friends across the street are now connecting with audiences around the world.

If fewer people are now connecting with Labour, as seems likely, then it is wise to think there is good reason.

The F line, which now crosses the East River at 53rd Street in Manhattan, would instead continue uptown to 63rd Street, crossing through the new connector and in the process skipping 51st Street, where it now connects with the Lexington Avenue line.