Sentence examples for constantly linked from inspiring English sources

The two are constantly linked in the media like some poster couple of corporate corruption.

Carney wound back the clock with some searing runs and constantly linked up with his Serbian teammate to wreak havoc upon the inexperienced Phoenix backline.

"Not only should it stay online, it should also be an active site of memory and production, constantly linked and relinked to new content".

Honda, a star of the 2010 World Cup who plays for CSKA Moscow, is constantly linked to some of the biggest clubs in Europe but will miss the Jordan game because of an injury.

Villa striker and record signing Darren Bent has been constantly linked with a move to Liverpool, while central defender James Collins has been the subject of speculation involving QPR and Sunderland.

The player who scored a hat-trick against Internazionale at San Siro, destroyed Chelsea in April 2010 and was constantly linked with mega-money moves to Italy and Spain was suddenly on the end of various unkind comments when he was marked out of matches by Everton's Phil Neville and Manchester United's Rafael da Silva.

Zelaya's opponents, both inside and outside Honduras, constantly link him to Chavez.

Labor failed to directly and constantly link questions about Turnbull's investments to his government's policy and legislative agenda.

Our brains are, in fact, connection machines, constantly linking new information to old, in myriad ways that science is still untangling.

"This is a very talented young player that either a person or a group of people aren't doing him any favours whatsoever by constantly linking him with coming to Liverpool.

"This is a very talented young player that either a person or a group of people aren't doing him any favours whatsoever by constantly linking him with coming to Liverpool," said Rodgers.