Sentence examples for readily connects from inspiring English sources

An orchard has a relation to mankind, and readily connects itself with matters of the heart".

The Galaxy Player 3.6 readily connects to the Internet via Wi-Fi, which allows you to download or stream music, video and games without having to pay for a monthly cellphone service contract.

A dancer and an activist, Carson-Fox has a natural presence on screen and readily connects with the people whose stories are being investigated.

Americans can readily connect such theology to the national civic values of neighborliness and tolerance.

The Kraft commercial was for a brand not readily connected with the company -- Gevalia, sold by its mail-order coffee division.

The efforts for TurboTax are broadly known as branded entertainment, which blends advertising and programming to more readily connect with distracted consumers.

The energy is certainly there -- in stand-up comedians and above all in pop music, the art form where performers and public can most readily connect without the mediation of cultural institutions.

He also clearly loves the characters, each of whom is ghastly in her own way, but with foibles with which one can all too readily connect (he tends to answer questions about each of the characters with an enthusiastic "I adore her!").

Sharknado is just the latest in a string of terrifically silly releases by The Asylum, a production studio that specialises in low-budget 'mockbuster' spoofs tied to major theatrical releases (Transmorphers, Snakes On A Train) and absurdist camp flicks that aren't readily connected to reality at all (Nazis at the Center of the Earth).

For Apple, these partnerships ensure that they can readily connect the traditional retail payment rails to the iTunes backend, thus locking in their user base to ensure its more than 800+ million registered customers can securely and seamlessly allow the retailer to process a payment using the iPhone 6 credentials and an Apple iTunes account.

What matters most is intensive pasture, a land cover that could be associated with a number of stressors on salmonid fry (e.g. pesticides, fine sediment) and which allows us to identify a series of risky field locations, where this land cover is readily connected to the river system by overland flow.