Sentence examples for terrible connection from inspiring English sources

It's just a terrible connection, so bad that iChat's screen sharing is barely usable.

And then fellow striker Carroll, introduced with 30 minutes remaining as he continues his comeback from injury, made a terrible connection with Stewart's Downing cross from eight yards.

How many more innocents have to die, and kill, in "isolated incidents," I wonder, before we see their terrible connection?

How about this: maybe you have a terrible Internet connection?

Maybe it's my terrible Internet connection, but I still think XBL is a little slow: signing on is nowhere near instant.

Drawbacks No heating, electricity, wi-fi, doors, walls, etc. Terrible transport connections.

In a fascinating interview that year in the Guardian, Lennon (whose reporting for that newspaper was at the source of the film) describes how he made it and the controversy it aroused, and poses what he calls "the crucial question": Did Irish politicians ever succeed in freeing themselves from what we describe in the film as "that terrible and fatal connection between church and state"?

It appears in matters like the piece's dreamlike logic; non-sequitur, text-heavy passages; and exploration of the often violent, inscrutable emotions that both drive and undo our terrible need for connections.