Sentence examples for to keep the connection from inspiring English sources

She wants to keep the connection alive, but without commitment.

It's also your responsibility to keep the connection going.

Gabriela Waisman, a conference attendee, phoned her sister 10 times in 11 minutes, frantic to keep the connection.

Huawei operated Skycom as an unofficial subsidiary, making efforts to keep the connection between the companies secret.

And after you meet someone in person, you can use social media as a way to keep the connection alive, especially if you don't live in the same area and wouldn't have organic opportunities to stay in touch.

When people who had seen this early version of the film offered divergent reactions to the message -- especially foreign journalists, to whom the conflicts in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia had a somewhat different meaning -- it was at first decided to trim out Rwanda, Bosnia and Kosovo but to keep the connection to Sept. 11.

However we resolve these issues, we would do well to keep the connections between self, personhood and privacy in mind as we chew over the recent revelations about governmental access to Big Data.

Friends -- you may be feeling shut out but it's SO important to keep the connections flowing on both sides: keep texting, keep calling and dropping by, keep caring.

An initial hole wider than the pipe is dug, then the assembly is pounded into the ground, with occasional turnings to keep the connections tight, until the point penetrates the aquifer.

"It will continue to keep the Joe Louis connection to New York, and specifically Harlem".

"To keep the historical connection between the old church and the new church is very, very important," said Stamatios P. Lykos, a board member and chairman of the church's architecture committee.