Sentence examples for back linked from inspiring English sources

Sound currencies will be back – "linked to gold as it [the dollar] was until the 1970s in a Bretton Woods-style agreement" the publisher predicts.

To hold on to the House, the GOP will have to emerge victorious in over three-quarters of the close races and all of the seats currently leaning its way.And if you're losing count of all those scandals, Roll Call kindly compiled a ready-reckoner a week or two back, linked here via the Talking Points Memo Document Collection, .

The portion further back links higher order visual areas within the two streams, which encode complex maps of the visual field.

Valentine went further back, linking the first modern World Series, in 1903 between the Red Sox and the Pirates, and the start of the New York subway system a year later.

When the tests came back linking the rapes with the Teardrop Rapist, the project immediately asked for Vargas to be exonerated.

Almost for the first time in the match, their half-backs linked effectively and Liam Farrell scored with one of his characteristic angled runs.

They called their program BackRub for its ability to analyze "back links," the pointers from one Web site to another.

A photo of a book cover brought back links to where the book is sold online, reviews, a Wikipedia entry on the author and more.

Did we not have the right authoritative back links?

It allows a publisher to accept tips and "give back" links or images in return.

Follow back links as topics interest you and see where they take you.