Sentence examples for the connection to make from inspiring English sources

Those located in cities where Roberts's 2004 stolen base still brings back memories of joy and pain were particularly quick to make the connection — to make any connection, really, to this matchup of two teams from far away with a lack of regularly televised names.

A small museum dedicated to Hamilton, one of the Founding Fathers, stands on what is believed to be the original site where the family lived, and hoteliers have now started to leverage the connection to make more people aware of the island.

These characters eventually cross paths, though it takes many hours for the connections to make themselves known.

Most will be presented by savvy agents who have the connections to make their pitches.

Markham had, through his various activities, come to know many influential people, and during the early 1870s used these connections to make the case for a Royal Naval Arctic expedition.

But one of the main reasons for his victory was an electorate that wanted someone with the political connections to make the recovery move faster and more efficiently.

I amped up the Satanic connections to make it metal.

You're expected to network throughout college, build your resumé, and make connections to make the job search easier.

"The connections to quakes make physical sense.

The connection to Moran is made precise below.

Asked if people might make that connection, he said: "I see how people will try to make the connection to shootings committed by crazy people.