Sentence examples similar to old connects from inspiring English sources
The Canal du Midi, equally old, connecting the Garonne with the Mediterranean, starts at Toulouse.
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller's film proved one of the year's surprise critical smashes, with audiences young and old connecting to the story of a lowly Lego construction worker fighting to bring down the established system overseen by the tyrannical Lord Business.
The young and the old connect and learn from one another at this unique facility.
We did surveys and they said, 'This is a place where I feel safe.' " It is evident that the girls, from the youngest Brownie to the most jaded 17-year-old, connect with and admire her.
These are perfect opportunities to dissolve all of those old cues connected to old habits.
liftshare.com - now 11 years old - connects people who need lifts with people who offer them.
This is a significant existential consideration: the sheen of older things connects us with the past in ways that shiny products of modern technology simply cannot.
Aside from making music and touring, the 50-year-old also connects with fans via his two radio shows, "The Quiet Storm" and "The Sweat Hotel".
Until they do, how can less-old people help older people connect to the larger world?
Filling a tumbler with water at the old faucet connected you with the wider world.
Bagamoyo and Tabora, old towns connected with the 19th-century Arab slave trade, have stagnated.
