Sentence examples similar to a linked call from inspiring English sources
He connects to an overseas computer with a link, called a proxy server, that he set up himself.
Instead of wading through that, look for a link called "site map" or "site index" on the main page.
On the left side there is a link called "Find a doctor, hospital or pharmacy" You may search for in- network specialists.
After a couple select a few pieces, guests can go to a link called Viewing Room at the gallery's Web site (www.seniorandshopmaker.com).seniorandshopmaker.com
If you are not logged in, you will see a link called Log in for more in the upper right corner.
The paper's Op-Ed commentaries, grouped under a link called Articles, reflect sentiments ranging from generous sympathy to fierce antagonism toward the United States.
The Cultural Events page of austria.info also includes a link called "the easiest way to get tickets," which offers advice and a link to some commercial ticket agencies (on the right of the page).
Those resources still exist, but they now live behind a link called "Startup resources" on the shop itself.
On the lefthand sidebar is a link called "Random article," which takes you to -- guess!
I went on the Covenant Eyes Twitter account and clicked on a link called "How I Shut Down Two Porn Shops".
The City of Seattle website has a link called Pathways Home, a campaign launched last month which represents the city's new plan to tackle homelessness.
