Sentence examples for something to connect from inspiring English sources

Sábado Gigante always gave America's diverse Latinos a shared pop culture vernacular; for immigrant families, it gave us something to connect to with family back home.

Jeanne's eyes meet her husband's and she wishes that a new spark would pass between them, something to connect them still, besides their child.

"We wanted something to connect Michigan Avenue with Navy Pier , said Christopher R. Hill, the city's planning commissioner, who worked closely with both developers.

They also hold prairie grass untouched by the plow, and bison herds roaming free, giving the tribes something to connect pop-culture-jaded teens on the reservation of 2003 to the warriors whose spirit so impressed travelers in 1803.

I'll also tuck into Neil Gunn's The Silver Darlings (Faber £9.99), something to connect me to Scotland when I am away, and because he was a favourite of my father's.

With emerging players like GotVoice and Spinvox, could Verizon offer something to connect mothers everywhere?

Today Facebook, Twitter and text messaging allow teenagers and 20-somethings to connect without wheels.

"Just in case, amid the coral that is still alive, he can find something beautiful to connect with, something he can carry with him as he navigates life on a warmer, harsher planet than the one I grew up on.

It sounded very different and futuristic, but there was still some bass and drums in there, so people had something familiar to connect with.

The schema looks as if it is meant to do something more, to connect temporal notions to existence.

Don't use your exhaust pipes or anything loose - just look around to find something solid to connect it to.