Sentence examples for be linking from inspiring English sources
noun
A connection between places, people, events, things, or ideas.
- The mayor's assistant serves as the link to the media.
"We should really be linking youth services to personal health, family health and wellbeing," says Batsleer.
Might Robert Lewandowski be linking up with Jürgen Klopp at Liverpool next season?
They are believed to be linking up with rebels in Burundi and Uganda.
Each film require a different code, and we'll be linking to it from each of our critics' articles.
We'll also be linking out to the best things we've spotted on the web, as well as answering your questions.
At all moments of the day she should be linking objects with the words that identified them.
A positive first step would be linking Western economic aid to the Palestinian Authority's respect for free speech.
Wired networks remain the most popular sellers because most networkers seem to be linking a group of devices in a small home office.
The company will also be linking up with local group Abu Dhabi Global Market to run a local version of its Bloomberg Markets Most Influential conference.
The motion also backed local or national strikes by NASUWT members if academies were found to be linking teachers' pay to test results or school inspections.
It will be linked to earnings.
