Sentence examples for primed to connect from inspiring English sources
Reacting correctly would mean getting out of the way of all sorts of private banking institutions and financial intermediaries that are primed to connect people who have good business ideas with capital.
In music, such networks, and the spaces and people that connect them, already exist, and are primed to be reanimated.
It was primed to explode.
The device is to be primed, connected to the patient, and referenced to the blood glucose level measured by a BGA.
"Offering free access to new subscribers through Prime allows us to connect with millions of members nationwide who may not have tried The Post in the past," said Steve Hills, President and General Manager of The Washington Post, in a statement.
Germany has so far taken a hard-nosed stance, refusing to countenance a bailout – a stance likely to have hardened after remarks from Greece's deputy prime minister, Theodoros Pangalos, seeking to connect the Germans' role in the current crisis with the second world war.
The Labour campaign was led by Gordon Brown, a Prime Minister who never managed to connect with the electorate in the way that his predecessor, Tony Blair, had done, and who seemed at times almost Nixonian in his palpably physical unease with himself.
There is a way to connect your family Prime account to Alexa.
This sweet Japanese ad for Amazon Prime shows a dog's struggle to connect with the new baby.
We just want to connect, connect, connect.
