Sentence examples for * the linkage from inspiring English sources

But "the linkage between racism and C.P.D".

In older planes, the linkage is mechanical.

How Hitchcockian the linkage between food and sex.

Yet the linkage itself is important, and the early examples may be the most provocative.

"But the linkage, which largely developed after World War II, has a lot of inherent tension.

And so while I understand the linkage for us, the policy stands on its own.

In fact, the linkage is pointed: it's not nature's story or ours but both together.

(Given all the linkage above, I won't bother recapping the movie's story).

Ms. Horner called the linkage to Congressional pay and the daunting obstacle it poses "the elephant in the room".

But that is where the linkage ends for the moment, unless other witnesses emerge and fill out the account.

I had been wrong, of course, about the linkage of moments, and about what was preliminary and what was primary.