Sentence examples for at linking from inspiring English sources

He works very hard at linking the play.

"We've always been good at linking engineering with the arts," he says.

The Scandinavians are good at linking state support with the nudge to retrain.

One highlight has been our success at linking our community partners with some of our other business activities.

His skill at linking an apparently free-standing film, or novel, or painting, to its political and social context.

In Bhutan, Matternet is looking at linking remote clinics with larger hospitals, transferring medicine and blood samples.

Apart from the transatlantic joint ventures, attempts at linking up between continents have tended to be disappointing.

The author of novels about Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, Byrd is an expert at linking the products of his own imagination with historical facts.

"In Scotland, they are better than in England at linking up the data from the GPs, the data from the hospitals, researches," he said.

"Byrd is an expert at linking the products of his own imagination with historical facts," Dante Ramos wrote here in 2000.

The reincarnation motif in the book is just a hinted-at linking device, but the script gives it centre stage to link the six worlds with characters, causes and effects.