Sentence examples for be linked in the from inspiring English sources

ESPN would ideally like to be linked in the deal with ABC Sports.

The two Lewis horses must be linked in the betting because of common ownership, but Lukas and Baffert said they would never do anything in concert.

Bullying and suicide — an awareness of how closely those two can be linked in the lives of gay people has never been stronger than of late.

You'll note the use of the word "scored" to convey "stolen", presumably because they don't want their hotel to be linked in the public mind with thieves.

The thefts could of course be linked in the sense of influence rather than direct connection - the history books are full of high-profile copycat crimes - yet the detail of Sunday's theft may suggest more than four days' forethought.

The purpose of the re-designing is to create a slightly (un) familiar architecture form so that the sense of place could be stimulated and the present and the past could be linked in the virtual world.

Yet, for their obvious differences, the two eras are linked in the psyches of many.

Healy and Swift were linked, in the press if nothing else, for a brief period during autumn 2014.

The data are 2009 annual; the sources are linked in the post itself.

Van Exel, E. et al. Atherosclerosis and cognitive impairment are linked in the elderly.

We did not include content on other websites, even if it was linked in the post.