Sentence examples for put the connection from inspiring English sources
Michele Norsa, the Ferragamo C.E.O., put the connection simply: "Da Vinci belongs to Italy and the city of Florence, just like Ferragamo".
"Nobody had really put the connection together that this looks like the first surviving example of a mixed-race relationship on television".
First put the connection in a public place where it will be passively policed by the presence of staff and pupils.
The one-off play, which went out live, has been written about before, Prince said, but "nobody had really put the connection together that this looks like the first surviving example of a mixed race relationship on television".
Simply put, the connection between what is ostensibly good, what is popular, and what is financially viable is tenuous at best.
Although you can put the ground connection right on the piece you are welding, most shops have a large metal workbench that the ground is hooked up to.
Ask, "How hungry are you?" and "Are you feeling full, or do you want more?" Put the emphasis on the connection between the food and the body, instead of creating rules about what we should and shouldn't eat.
But beyond simply offering passengers connectivity, he says airlines are interested in putting the Internet connection to work for other uses.
"We all ended up in the E.R. over the course of the next few days and put together the connection," said the patient in Los Angeles.
The main emphasis is put on the connection to element synthesis.
To put forward the connection of PI with the disease's different stage criteria, Pearson's correlation was used and to find the cut-off points, ROC analysis methods were used and P < 0.05 was considered for the statistical significance.
