Sentence examples for a link on a from inspiring English sources

IKEA is more than a link on a value chain.

Long press a link on a Web page to pop up a menu that lets you open the link in a new window.

It's the same online: if you click a link on a website and make a purchase, the referring site gets to keep a certain amount of what you paid.

Among the charges against Mr. Lerpong is that he provided a link on a Web site to a digital version of "The King Never Smiles," a book by Paul M. Handley, an American journalist.

Google users can click a link on a page of search results to see only personal posts, or turn off the new feature and see only standard search results.

Research at Google, for example, showed that there is a lag between when a user moves his or her cursor over a link on a search results page, and when they actually click on the link.

Mr. Burke, that secret report stated, might have posted a link on an anarchist blog, "Bombs and Shields," to a news account of the bombing written by Fox News.

The next time you open a link on an app, like Twitter, you can choose the new browser in the "Open With" menu, and tap "Always" to set it as the new default.

Also look for a link on the site to a "printer friendly" version of the page.

Tapping a link on the Facebook mobile site opens a new Safari tab.

Cameron also posted a link on Twitter a new Conservative poster outlining the change with the headline "Help for Hardworking People".