Sentence examples for forwarding a link from inspiring English sources

Forwarding a link to an interview with the siblings from T Magazine, he wrote: "1.

As Mr. Berger tells it, awe (like amusement and anger) creates a state of "physiological arousal" that goads people to take action — which apparently means, in our Internet age, forwarding a link to an article or a video.

This latest large-scale publicized data loss will surely lead to managers everywhere forwarding a link to the story to their IT departments asking "what are we doing so that this doesn't happen to us".

Ms. Sprague even forwarded a link to a catalog photo of the bedspread.

Vic Gundotra, a senior vice president, forwarded a link to a news article on the Skyhook win, to Steve Lee, an Android product manager.

Scipione forwarded a link to the clip to Loy, assistant commissioner Mark Jenkins and a police public affairs officer just before midnight on 15 December.

The spokesman said he couldn't comment on particular cases, but he forwarded a link to Malkin's current YouTube channel, noting that it contains 55 anti-jihadist videos similar to "First, They Came," none of which have been taken down.

Perlman forwarded a link to a donor who had been dissatisfied with Clinton's initial apology on Twitter.

We receive tweets, emails and Facebook messages from people pretending to be people other than themselves, or robots pretending to be people, forwarding an informative link, just like we do.

But my publisher forwarded me a link to an essay Michael published about grieving, which included a review of my book.

Robert and I both thought he was the first to do the empty-mall edits, but a few days after our e-mail exchange he forwarded me a link to "Dead Mall Adventures," an album released on Bandcamp, in early 2017, by a group of New Jersey musicians called the Dead Air Collective.