Sentence examples for working to connect from inspiring English sources
The exchange is also working to connect itself electronically to markets around the world.
The new Mexican Consulate in nearby Raleigh is working to connect the Santilláns with relatives in Mexico.
What you can do is to really demand that those schools demonstrate that they are actively working to connect with other schools of other faiths and no faith.
The Guardian US Open team, including Amanda Michel, Ruth Spencer and Katie Rogers, are working to connect with readers about your experiences.
The US technology companies have similar interests in drones, with Facebook's internet.org initiative working to connect the next billion people to the internet through free or subsidised mobile broadband.
A few Texas cities can switch off of the Ercot grid in the event of emergencies, and the city of College Station is working to connect Ercot to the eastern grid through a new transmission line, so that in emergencies like hurricanes, Ercot can feed electricity into the eastern grid.
"It didn't even work to connect Clinton to Clinton".
"It won't work to connect Gore to Clinton," a Gore adviser says.
In this spirit, Moten works to connect subjects that our preconceptions may have led us to think had little relation.
As director of the charity New Harvest, Datar works to connect and rally those exploring all manner of alternatives to conventional, mass-produced animal products.
Tensions have existed for years, but clergy members and community leaders have worked to connect the disparate communities, Ms. Troia said.
