Sentence examples for called link from inspiring English sources

This often breaks previously relied-upon URLs (a result that is sometimes called "link rot").

EACH day, I publish a post called Link exchange, which collects interesting commentary on economic issues from around the web.

Frustrated, she joined a local space called Link Coworking, which offers birthday drinks, mixers and potluck dinners to members, as well as colleagues to look presentable for.

Only 3 of Chicago's 39 farmers' markets had the system needed to process the stamps, which in Illinois are redeemed using debit cards called LINK cards, because most of the markets accept only cash.

LINK HOUSE, POUND RIDGE The three-bedroom residence in Pound Ridge, by Carol Kurth of Bedford, is called Link House in part because it seeks to link 21st-century advances with a midcentury-style aesthetic.

In London, Brian Moore, a spokesman for Europay, which represents MasterCard, said that kiosks on a British domestic network called Link did have a surcharge, but would not accept Cirrus cards.

He is currently working on an art project called Link-age to promote hyperlinks and the open web.

The 410,000-square-foot bearings plant, with its blue and gray tinted windows and flagpole out front, had been built by a company called Link-Belt in 1959, halcyon days for American manufacturing.

These are free or mostly free sites and thus, in effect, part of "the" conversation, because they are already part of a great many conversations.By the same logic, news sites should avoid the still surprisingly common internet sin called "link-rot".

The resulting data type is called "Linked-Reads"18.

There's an agency called Haversham & Baker, and a tour operator called PerryGolf, and another called Links Golf St. Andrews.