Sentence examples for public connect from inspiring English sources
The glasses, which are not yet for sale to the public, connect to the Internet and allow people to do things like take photographs, record and watch video, send text messages, post to social media sites and read text snippets.
News reports about the U-turn said that it came despite Cameron personally lobbying Charles Bolden, the Nasa administrator, stressing how his cameras could help the public "connect" with the mission.
How do you help the general public connect to and understand both?
In fact, as digital tools continue to evolve, marketers should continue to ask how each one, in its own way, can help them become part of something bigger; to connect with the public and help the public connect with each other as a way of bringing greater value to their lives.
"President Obama needs to talk about climate change and help the American public connect the dots between extreme weather, climate change, our energy policy and the progress we are already making on reducing emissions," said Congressman Edward Markey.
Ever since taking office in 2002, Mr. Molinaro has been working to open the roads through the landfill to the public, connecting the two major parallel routes and, in theory, making it easier to travel from the mall to the expressway.
Scientists can play a major role in ensuring that the American public connects the dots of the research pipeline by describing the importance of research in bringing new therapies and cures to market and reducing inefficiencies in our healthcare system.
Taken separately, these two adjacent genes had numerous mRNAs and ESTs in the public databases, but no public transcripts connect the genes by intergenic splicing.
Your institution is usually looking for ways to improve public engagement and should have a delegated officials for local public partnerships – connect with them.
The visitor should know that cheap public buses connect any two points in the country, but they are slow.
"We wanted to protect that brand essence, and add more intimate, life-evolving moments that the public would connect with".
