Sentence examples for common links from inspiring English sources
I began to understand the common links that exist between Western and non-Western music, and the presence of other music in all my earlier work, the layers on layers that make a composer.
Mr. Rogoff said he saw a high correlation between business and consumer sentiment across the world that might sway economic performance even more than other common links, like trade and finance.
Too much Europe even for you?Ranko BonMotovun, CroatiaMary, quite the contrarySIR – You usefully remind us of the common links between Judaism, Christianity and Islam ("A Mary for all", December 20th).
Using techniques normally employed by biologists, they studied common links between 275 Indo-European fairy tales from around the world and found some have roots that are far older than previously known, and "long before the emergence of the literary record".
Or they could send a tweet saying something like 'I'm living in Devonshire Hall at UEA next year, is anyone else going there?' As young people are used to finding common links with people on social media, this can help to allay some of the anxiety they might have about starting uni".
Common links included friendship, kinship and being schoolmates.
"The Internet is the common link that brings them together.
Ties to Hussein Kamel appeared to be a common link.
But none of the interviews with the patients have turned up a common link, she said.
Does she feel there's a common link between the characters she plays?
