Sentence examples for valuable connections from inspiring English sources

Valuable connections were made at a young age.

Most importantly though, McDonald's provide many with the chance to make real and valuable connections.

Xi wore a military uniform and made valuable connections at Party headquarters.

"You are learning about the industry while making valuable connections," she said.

But not all connections are created equal -- and the more valuable connections tend to get established first.

In hallways, at cocktail parties and around conference tables, leaders of nonprofit groups hustled for valuable connections.

Just by broadcasting domestic Twenty20 cricket on free to air television, whatever the immediate revenue implications, English cricket could create a hugely valuable connection.

And it was at a student party that Sonnenfeld made another valuable connection: a gangling Minnesotan called Joel Coen, who was helping another film-making tyro, Sam Raimi, edit a movie called The Evil Dead.

However, she was able to make the most valuable connection of her career on the show's set with Seinfeld cocreator and writer Larry David, who also worked on the show for a brief spell in the mid-80's.

Lack of understanding of this valuable connection results in insufficient emphasis on the presence of physiotherapist in the multidisciplinary therapeutic team on psychiatric wards nationwide.

I don't think I've ever spoken with an entrepreneur who took a trip to the bay area who left without learning something new or meeting at least one valuable connection.