Sentence examples for whatever connection from inspiring English sources

Connect the computer to the Internet, using whatever connection you have on site.

Whatever connection you make with his music, you make within yourself.

"The strike happened just as we felt we were about to peak," he said, "and we didn't want to lose that, whatever connection we had with each other".

To continue with capital arbitrage, these critics—such as credit institutions will be bending whatever connection there might have been previously between a rating applied after the fact, and the level of risk being assumed.

Banks will design assets to fit particular categories of risk, bending whatever connection there might previously have been between a rating applied after the fact and the level of risk.

While alumni are certainly actively engaged in the life of their alma mater, in the comments at the end of the survey one wrote, "A better question would have been: How can the University help alumni to establish whatever connection with the University they want?" One of the goals of the Alumni Association, working with the University, is to do just this.

Whatever connections may exist among these characters, on or off the dance floor, they're tenuous.

During non-rush periods, conductors are instructed to make whatever connections are possible, Ms. Farley said.

In the end there's just feelings, and whatever connections we can make.

It is the right of Cheney, Rice, Makiya, Dan Senor, Fred Kagan, Joe Lieberman, and other backers of the war to argue as they wish and make whatever connections they wish, no matter how preposterous.

I knew there were people who climbed mountains just to look, but whatever connections they were making with patches of earth, unresponsive vegetation and rocks were lost on me.