Sentence examples for started to connect from inspiring English sources

After that he started to connect".

Doing the play made us break the ice and we started to connect with others and make some friends.

Then, just as he started to connect the thread to gay rights, he froze, annoyed by an apparent noise disturbance, in front and off to his left.

But before a label will plough its energies into a campaign, the act needs to have started to connect with the public.

A new generation of business and political leaders has started to connect company success with social and environmental issues that were previously the concern only of NGOs.

This forgive-and-forget principle, of course, is in direct opposition to the consequences lesson I'm constantly driving home — "sorry" suddenly seems to be that magic wave of the hand — and Emmett has started to connect the dots.

"People are starting to connect the dots".

As Yale's Anthony Laiserowitz told the New York Times, "People are starting to connect the dots".

Thus the two stories start to connect at the novel's halfway point.

Once people start to share what they think using the photos, they quickly start to connect.

We're really starting to connect with the tech startup community in New York.