Sentence examples for familiar links from inspiring English sources

His rookie season has had its ups and downs but back on familiar links territory he made a superb run at the title.

He added, "This is one less place for older people in the neighborhood to hang out, to have some familiar link to the history of the neighborhood".

The programme book contains an extract from Pirandello's Six Characters in Search of An Author, making a familiar link between the Italian dramatist and his operatic predecessor.

And celebrate they did at the final whistle of a completely one-sided encounter they never looked like losing from the moment the familiar link-up between Sigurdsson and Llorente put them in front.

For students, MyEdu's new platform now offers a familiar, LinkedIn-like experience, allowing them to create academic profiles where they can feature their coursework, skills, talents, or highlight personal experiences (like language skills and certifications, for example), while connecting directly with other students and employers.

Although she is always referred to by her first name, as is Jeb Bush, a familiar link and comfort is missing with both candidates.

In the 1940s, researchers used a combination of hospital records and interviewing to make the now-familiar link between smoking and lung cancer.

A virtuoso, she plucked familiar tunes linked by sweeping celestial arpeggios as Mr. Legrand's piano filled in the background.

Some consequences of understanding the structure of DNA are already familiar, from linking suspects to crime scene evidence to manipulating it to make genetically engineered crops.

Cells that line the gut extrude long chains consisting of exotic and familiar sugars linked together and known by a catch-all term: mucus.

5. Stronger such logics may be achieved via the ternary relation familiar from (link: relevant logics), due to Routley and Meyer (1973), Priest and Sylvan (1992), and also Restall (1993).