Sentence examples for would connecting to from inspiring English sources
That means you'll charge slower than you would connecting to mains, and you'll actually still eat battery faster than it replenishes when actively using the computer connected to a battery backup – but you can still actually restore your battery's charge when the notebook is asleep or powered down while connected to the charging pack.
Not people I would connect to the career of Mitt Romney.
"It was through the Internet that people would connect to pass around videotapes," Mr. Genia said.
Teachers worried about how they would connect to their virtual students.
The seers once thought portable devices would connect to the Internet via cellphone technology.
The new structure would connect to the main building on 89th Street.
New tree-lined public promenades along Vesey and Liberty Streets would connect to the Hudson River.
The new lines would connect to a single virtual conduit -- the Gateway PC.
"I thought the fire would connect to our building somehow," she said.
An arriving shuttle vessel with its cold cargo of natural gas would connect to a buoy during the winter months.
Merchant, whose family is from India, began to envision another philanthropic organization, one that would connect to his heritage.
