Sentence examples for a link at a from inspiring English sources

As mentioned earlier, the residual lifetime of a link at a given instant of time is defined as the remaining amount of time during which two vehicles are within the transmission range of each other.

McCammont ruled out a link at a press conference on 4 January: "I would stress that at this stage there is no firm evidence whatsoever to link Celine's murder with any other investigations".

David Seaman, a New York City blogger who publishes personal finance advice at CreditCardOutlaw.com, clicked on a link at an e-mail portal in March promising "Last-minute Las Vegas deals: 4-star hotels from only $39!" He said that the link took him to a travel agency site showing 3- and 2.5-star hotels, starting at $87 a night.

It is called a chain because breaking a link at any point will usually avert the tragedy.

Head to your General Account Settings in Facebook, and there's a link at the bottom to Download a copy of your Facebook data.

Reachable by a link at www.cia.gov, it gives the public a glimpse of the artifacts housed at the agency's headquarters.

Other promotional efforts, however, have been made: there was a link at the site to a radio station playing music from Amped, and at a recent Xbox promotional party in Los Angeles Microsoft gave away a CD with music from Amped.

Only if I want to use a store locator would I need to click a link at the end of the Instant Ad to visit Wendy's site.

And if you just can't wait to see what happens next, you can also immediately download the next section of a book using a link at the bottom of every Email.

To the right of these you can see my favorite Quora feature, Quora Shuffle, which previously was hidden on a link at the bottom of a user's homepage page.

Take a look, there's a link at the bottom of the page, "follow" me if you like.