Sentence examples for feel linked to from inspiring English sources
"I feel linked to him in many ways, and that's one of them," Nichols says.
Using a CB makes him feel linked to his father "100percentt," said Mr. Lavender, whose handle is the Fisherman.
Now, when I drink a 'Gansett tall boy, I feel linked to my dad's childhood and old Sox broadcasts and the light summer breezes of seasons gone by.
No relative, as far as I know, yet Apple is not a common name, and I feel linked to him just the same.
The steering of the old model felt loose and somewhat disconnected; on the '09, it does a far superior job of making the driver feel linked to the vehicle.
The American requirement that ballots be secret created problems that do not exist under the Russian electoral system, said Sean Kelly, project leader for NASA's Crew on Orbit Support System, which, in part, helps astronauts feel linked to home by helping them download family photographs on their laptops.
Ever since, he has felt linked to Sheffield and followed his career.
The music feels linked to the repetition and crunch of krautrock, so I was satisfied, sort of, to find this fantastic mix by Richter called "Fuck Krautrock" on the Type Records Web site.
The "right to be forgotten" ruling allows EU residents to request the removal of search results that they feel link to outdated or irrelevant information about themselves on a country-by-country basis.
The Saitama case is not the only ruling to suggest that Japan is following the lead set by the EU, where residents can request the removal of search results that they feel link to outdated or irrelevant information about themselves on a country-by-country basis.
