Sentence examples similar to talking connected from inspiring English sources

Not just talk, connect, share information.

Scope runs an online platform to help disabled people and their families and carers to talk, connect and share experiences.

The new client allows you to talk connect your cellphone to your Skype account.

The focus as far as I could see was in making all of these things talk, connect and share with each other.

We're talking people connected by 107.1 miles of life.

But you can accompany Ms. Tanden, informal, fast-talking, connected to her cell phone as to a body part, across the street to the restaurant she frequents these days, the cafeteria in Macy's basement.

Fourteen months later I gave another public talk – connecting the dots from global warming to policy implications to criticisms of the fossil fuel industry for promoting misinformation.

"If you're talking about connecting horror to a true story, connecting it to true real events, that would start for me with Ralph," said Derrickson during a recent interview in Los Angeles.

This is laughable — we're talking about connecting a pipe to one of the largest pools of carbon on earth.

Seinfeld, being Seinfeld, appeared less interested in talking about connecting the world and new products and more interested in probingZuckerberg's personal life.

A male Hispanic letter carrier is then shown walking and talking about connecting a construction company and its "No. 1 supplier".