Sentence examples similar to fine link from inspiring English sources

Chamakh is a great recruit, providing an aerial threat they've hitherto lacked in addition to his fine link-up play, and Koscielny and Vermalen could form a solid partnership.

Regardless of the conventions when they first join they are likely over time to question our foursomes play, our match system, the uncompromising challenge our fine links present, our lunch arrangements.

Ferrostaal agreed last October to pay a 149 million euros ($187 million) fine linked to the charges.

We're here because this is one of the finest links in the world.

Muirfield, though, is one of our finest links courses and a regular host of this, the greatest golf tournament on Earth.

But they also acknowledged the political pressures building in Washington to set aside at least the next dividend payment while the amount of oil being released into the gulf is assessed and the growing federal fines linked to that amount can be estimated.

"I really look forward to him joining me at Royal County Down, one of the world's finest links," said McIlroy.

"It is one of Britain's finest links courses with a rich history of staging events at the highest level.

"From a personal point of view, it [Royal Portrush] is one of the finest links courses in the world and I'd love for them to host the Open.

The Bush administration's signature efforts to control air pollution revolved around the tiniest and deadliest of pollutants: the fine particles linked to death from pulmonary and cardiac disease.

Many small investors peppered the executives with questions about large bonuses for the firm's bankers, as well as the effect of a $1.5 billion fine last year linked to a rate-manipulation scandal.