Sentence examples for winning connections from inspiring English sources

The winning connections are trainer Jessica Harrington and jockey Barry Geraghty, who teamed up so successfully at past Festivals with Moscow Flyer.

A rangy novice chaser with a reputation as big as himself, Douvan remains unbeaten in eight runs since joining Mullins and winning connections were unrestrained in their admiration.

At Handride, there is sadness, more than anything, about a filly who gave her all, and little respect for the winning connections.

And Her Majesty the Queen, making her first visit to the track since 1951 when, as mere Princess Elizabeth, she accompanied her mother, presented the trophies to the winning connections.

For instance, telemarketers, like Winning Connections, based in Washington, tap into computer data banks to call 500,000 targeted voters in three days.

He has learned that the business of railroading spares little time for sentiment; there are customers to woo, government grants to win, connections to make.

The winning TCP connection will keep sending data until the connection is blocked.

But the others will never win the connections and thus the money.

The copies are here, and despite the artists' different styles, Mr. Freud's being harder won, the connection becomes obvious across time: the patient gaze, the tactile solidity of figures, objects and air, the sane beauty that is about simple truth and not about abstract love.

Caring, in fandom, is not really enough; caring makes connections, but winning — triumph in a common cause with otherwise unknown fellow-fans — makes community.

He said the biggest thrill in connection with winning the Open, was meeting President Eisenhower.