Sentence examples for which connect with from inspiring English sources

The hippocampus contains many cell types, including interneurons (which form connections with nearby cells) and principal cells (which connect with cells outside of this region).

But sometimes at home, Labour seems to lack a similarly compelling narrative, relevant to the new economic times, backed by policies which connect with people's lives.

This later encircling belt was replaced after World War II by another system of ring roads, which connect with a network of national and international highways.

They spend a lot of time reflecting on the way humans behave, and in observational comedy it's the jokes that are true to life which connect with people and move them to laugh".

Hunt's mission was clear: to destroy Labour's reputation as the champion of good healthcare, to position the Tories as standing up for patients against the system, and to highlight touchstone policies which connect with what people want from the NHS for their families.

The new phones — the Droid Razr HD, Droid Razr M and Droid Razr Maxx HD — have a crucial component that reflects Motorola's legacy as a radio company: the Motorola-made cellular modems inside them, which connect with newer, faster fourth-generation LTE networks.

I investigated the quotation "Evil be thou my good", which connects with the story.

Interstate 83, which connects with the Baltimore Beltway and Interstate 95, is less than a five-minute ride from the garage.

A few city buses go there, as does the free shuttle bus at Howard Beach, which connects with most A trains.

For example, he recently discovered a new pilgrimage route across the island, which connects with two existing ones.

There is an early-childhood learning center on the ground floor, which connects with the public Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling.