Sentence examples for specifically connecting from inspiring English sources

It's likely that many consumers aren't thinking about how they are specifically connecting to the Internet when they go online.

Sen. Lautenberg did not address Frist's invitation to the Barton tour as a separate item of business; he made it part of a speech about the judiciary, specifically connecting it to the threats of violence being made against federal judges, and how certain members of Congress were instigating these threats.

She specifically connects the two.

A United States government official, however, said the cancellation was not specifically connected to the Super Bowl.

She specifically connects the way she sings with her experiences — and with her readiness to face them.

This action is said to be not specifically connected with the apology, although that is how many view it.

Deeply explored in his writing, and part of his identity, none of these beloved English places is, however, specifically connected in the poem to actual words.

The Justice Department also formed the Enron Task Force to prosecute crimes specifically connected to the energy company's bankruptcy, and charged about 30 people connected to the company.

Burke was specifically connected with an act regulating the civil list, the amount voted by Parliament for the personal and household expenses of the sovereign.

It was unclear whether the Nicolas Cage skull was specifically connected to Prokopi, who pleaded guilty in December 2012 to smuggling a Tyrannosaurus bataar skeleton out of Mongolia's Gobi desert and was later sentenced to three months in prison.

Although several projects for a French occupation of Egypt had been advanced in the 17th and 18th centuries, the purpose of the expedition that sailed under Napoleon I from Toulon in May 1798 was specifically connected with the war against Britain.