Sentence examples for which connected him from inspiring English sources

Under Reid, Anderson had the opportunity to work on public lands protection, which connected him with the fieldwork he had done as a Stanford student.

In addition to giving him a built-in network with industry leaders, Tim's volunteering led him to take a leadership role as chapter president, which connected him to people who were able to recommend him for jobs.

Brand advertised where you could get tools to build out the new society, among them, critically, new technology, from calculators to Moog synthesizers, which connected him, and the counterculture, to the burgeoning tech scene.

It was during his early days covering Denver City Hall that Mr. Dressler got introduced to Bill Daniels, a legendary cable pioneer, which connected him up with ATC, the cable company that would later become Time Warner Cable.

Brokaw was wearing a yellow Livestrong bracelet on his right wrist, which connected him, of course, to Lance Armstrong, who, the day before, on the same stage, had referred to "my good friend Bono," who in turn gave a shout-out to "this great man, Muhammad Ali," and then impersonated his pal Warren Buffett.

This is what the record said: So the Metropolitan Police had a record of the DJ which connected him with a location that officers suspected was used to commit sexual offences.

He was not and is not able to participate fully in the rites of Mass - this atavistic ceremony in which he finds so much comfort, which connects him to his family, both living and dead.

'For an Irish actor, doing the Troubles is like doing Lear,' says Greengrass. 'He's got that magical thing which connects him with the public: humanity.' It is this humanity that makes 43-year-old Nesbitt vulnerable.

He's got that magical thing which connects him with the public: humanity.' Shot in black and white with hand-held cameras, Bloody Sunday is compelling, harrowing yet unsentimental.

The big news in this double bill is the group led by Mr. Konitz, the saxophonist, which connects him for a rare stretch of gigs with the pianist Paul Bley and thus aligns two important and influential strains of post-bebop experimentalism.

By rubbing a pencil over the envelope containing the tape case, Mulder finds a phone number which connects him to the Syndicate's office.