Sentence examples for We should link up from inspiring English sources

"People may think about legalizing marijuana or other kinds of social issues on a regular basis, but whether or not we should link up city and state elections is something very few voters devote brain space to," Loyola Law School professor Jessica Levinson told the Times.

He should link up well with McFadden and young Bob McHugh.

Montillo is a fine playmaker, well adapted to Brazilian football, who should link up well with Neymar.

The Cefn Fforest fighter is trained by dad Vince but recently took a few months out of boxing after "going stale" and De La Hoya believes he should link up with Roach on a more full-time basis.

After the Westland helicopter firm got into difficulties, there was a heated dispute within the cabinet over whether the Somerset-based company should link up with an American or European backer.

It should link up all of the other sections of the business plan in a way that makes sense, and explain the real potential of your company--not just the product you're trying to create now, but the products and technologies that will come after that one.

A bunch of her friends told her she should link up with Nance, because he reminded them of her.

UNGEI should link up with its partners to support the countries where they operate by encouraging exchange of knowledge and cross learning and providing best practices and lessons learnt.

It should link up the hospital administration with the community directly.

"It's as natural as anything that you should be able to text what you want, and your number should instantly link up with your address".

We could link up with Iowa in a "farmers' caucus".