Sentence examples for england link from inspiring English sources

Boston had charmed and made the New England link between founding father and errant, flute-playing son.

It was based on LCC-HVDC technology and it was an extension of the existing two-terminal Québec-New England link into a five-terminal HVDC system, with a power rating of 2000 MW and a DC voltage rating of ±450 kV.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Bank of England Links Interest Rate to Employment  |  The New York Times reports: "In a significant shift in strategy intended to spur Britain's economic recovery, the Bank of England said on Wednesday that it would aim to keep interest rates at a record low until the nation's unemployment rate declines to at least 7 percent".

The England striker linked with up with Fabio and Young before shifting inside the area and firing low into Foster's bottom left corner.

Mr Parker said he believed the case for another Scotland-England rail link in addition to the East Coast and West Coast lines was compelling.

Having led the college and played for England Students, Pretorius linked up with Gloucester's academy, before moving to the Blues, making his debut against Connacht in December 2009.

Morgan left the England camp yesterday, to link up with the Scarlets for tomorrow's RaboDirect Pro12 game against Connacht.

Few prominent men in Jacobean England were more intricately linked than the poet to those implicated in the gunpowder plot.

Sales of Avandia have plummeted in the United States since a report last May by The New England Journal of Medicine linked the drug to an increased risk of heart attacks.

Small wonder that the Government is targeting dance as an important weapon to tackle, obesity, recently awarding £100,000 to Youth Dance England to forge stronger links between schools and dance schools.

It's a timely reminder that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are only one part of a continuum of horror and destruction, linking 21st century England to the killing fields of the Somme and Gallipoli, even to its ancient bloody past, marked in fortress walls "shelled by a million bullets".