Sentence examples for built a link from inspiring English sources
The Kurds have taken over the main oil town in the north, Kirkuk, and claim confusingly to have built a link from it to their own export pipeline in just a few days.
Iraqi Kurdistan has built a link connecting Kirkuk to its newly built pipeline in Turkey, Reuters reports: The link could allow the Kurds to start exports of Kirkuk crude oil through their own network, giving them a major source of independent revenue and boosting any ambitions of sovereign statehood as Iraq falls into increasing disarray.
Matters were somewhat simplified when the Great Western Railway acquired both the Cheddar Valley and the East Somerset lines and built a link between the two that ran through the S&DJR's Priory Road station.
Y. Li et al. built a link map between small molecules and pathways using gene expression profiles, pathways, and gene expression of cancer cell lines intervened by small molecules and provided a valuable reference for identifying drug candidates and targets in molecularly targeted therapy.
In 1851 he also built the first railroad in Chile, which connected Copiapó, a mining town, with the port of Caldera, and subsequently he built a line linking Valparaiso with Santiago.
T9 texting builds a link between numbers, words, and feelings.
Work to build a link to Aomori, northwest of Hachinohe, began in the late 1990s.
Each ad in the series emotionally appeals to customers, which helps Amazon build a link to their brand.
And in the case of American parents who adopt children from other countries, like China, they sometimes want to build a link between children and their roots.
"There's no trust between agents and owners — and we are trying to build a link between the two by giving that transparency".
Since such links have to be built explicitly into each page, they reflect the opinions of the designers of a particular page about which other pages are pertinent (and note that a designer does not have to ask permission of the owner of another page to build a link to it).
