7914 examples of connect in sentences

The last step of importance, however, in the development of the Church's year was to connect these chief festivals with one another, so as to make them parts of a whole.

All that was needed was, first of all, to connect Christmas, Easter and Pentecost; and, in the second place, the institution of a season of preparation before Christmas.

"Costs a dollar to connect, ye know," remarked Peggy McNutt to Ned Long.

Connect, join, link, couple, attach, unite.

Join, connect, unite, couple, combine, link, annex, append.

Here are the commercial inns, the post-office, the furniture-dealers, the ironmongers, and all the heavy and homely establishments that connect themselves even with the airiest modes of human life; while upward from the river, by a long and gentle ascent, rises the principal street, which is very bright and cheerful in its physiognomy, and adorned with shop-fronts almost as splendid as those of London, though on a diminutive scale.

Much as they might wish to connect themselves with a German movement, the Viennese could not get rid of the fact that they were, for the present, bound up with a different political system.

It happened indeed that when she saw him rise at sight of her from the settee where he had told her five minutes before that she would find him, it was just with her nervousness that his presence seemed, as through an odd suggestion of help, to connect itself.

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He preferred now to connect his own revelations more immediately with those of Abraham, no books of whom could be cited against him, and who was acknowledged by Jews and Christians without being himself either a Jew or a Christian.

"Herr Struve's mission in England is to see if he can connect the trigonometrical surveys of the two countries.

Resolved, in case of my outliving father and being in good health, to give my efforts to the intellectual culture of women, without regard to salary; if possible, connect myself with liberal Christian institutions, believing, as I do, that happiness and growth in this life are best promoted by them, and that what is good in this life is good in any life.

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But with the completion of the tunnel through the mountains at Laing's Nek the Natal government railway was able to connect with Johannesburg and the port of Durban entered into competition with the Cape Ports of Cape Town and East London over a line only 485 miles long.

And yet he could not connect the thought of one so gay and full of gallant life, with the terrible dread that was creeping over himwith the terrible scene which he had just witnessed.

"Yes," said Mr. Crowder; "you may think it amazing that a very ordinary remark should connect 'The Parents' Assistant' with the city of Babylon, but so it was.

They run from the extremes of ocean bays to the extremes of other ocean bays, and connect, too, the many lakes there.

The other is the injurious effect of three words in the sentence, "for these and other glories more than these REFUSE NOT TO connect themselves in his thoughts."

You can't connect the two in any possible way.

Most extraordinary that the man of the Eastbourne Terrace affair should have been able to get clean away without anybody in London having seen himor at any rate that the people who must have seen him are unable to connect him with the murder of that woman.

He endeavored to connect the moral with the religious consciousness, and thus to promote the practical welfare of society.

Indeed, to make love beautiful, one has to conceive of it as exhibited in creatures of youth and grace like Romeo and Juliet; and to connect the pretty endearments of love with awkward, ugly, ungainly persons has something grotesque and even profane about it.

I could connect events: the first Manassas, or Bull Bun; the helping of Willis; the meeting with the Doctor; the return to Willis; the shore and the battle of the ships; the Merrimac; the line of the Warwick; the lines at Hanover; the night tramp in the swamp; crossing the hill; a blank, which my double memory knew how to fill, and the subsequent events of my second service in our army.

Unless the precaution is taken to use them in well-ventilated rooms or to connect them with a chimney, they vitiate the atmosphere to a considerable extent with the products of combustion.

" I went off a little depressed by the talk, because it seemed so impossible to connect anything but buoyant health with Father Payne.

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