Sentence examples for but also a link from inspiring English sources

It was a reference to the surrealism of Magritte, who used blue skies in incongruous settings (interior walls, night-time scenes) but also a link to Simons' previous collection: in the advertising campaign now running for Dior's current collection, models perch on window ledges through which the same Magritte sky can be glimpsed.

And underneath the titles themselves are not just the episode lists and details, but also a link to the community.

When my friend posts a photo to Instagram, InstaYo can send not only the Yo to notify me about it, but also a link to the photo which will open in a single tap," writes Arbel.

In addition, Swanger et al.[ 27] demonstrated improved survival of transplanted bone marrow stromal cells in spinal cord when using high-dose cyclosporine A, indicating not only the importance of immune suppression, but also a link between cell survival and level of immune suppression.

In doing so, the city will be repairing not just broken stone and steel but also a vital link between communities whose residents once crossed back and forth to work, play and visit with family and friends.

Preschool period is not only the time of the adiposity or body mass index rebound, but also a key link between infancy and school-age period.

The OPG/RANKL system is a key regulator of osteoclastogenesis, but also an important link between a number of cytokines and hormones including sex steroids, the immune system (TNF-alpha, interleukins, glucocorticoids), parathyroid hormone and bone turnover [ 11].

In addition to getting the first two questions correct, he got extra extra credit for coming up with not just "October Sky" but also an anagram linked to a Star Trek icon.

This requires not only the extraction of large population-based data sets, but also a method to link data using a pseudoanonymised identifier which protects an individual's identify in accord with national guidance.

For instance, a search on baseball at Google yields standard links to web pages but also a set of links to image results, with a hyperlink labeled "Image results for baseball".

That's child abuse, but there is also a link to gangs," she says.