Sentence examples for get linked from inspiring English sources

And this is the window - you get linked with everyone".

"We get linked with a lot of players here," the former Manchester United striker said.

There will be mass speculation and we will probably get linked with loads and loads of players.

Two terms get linked together — "tiddly-wink," let's say, or "cell-phone" — and then over time that little hitch is eroded, worn away by familiarity.

"Champions League football in the Premier League – you're talking about the top, big, massive clubs, and it's not something I think I'd get linked with.

I told Atwater, 'You are going to get linked to this, and it is gonna follow you and George Bush for the rest of your life.' It did".

Gyllenhaal gets linked up with Gemma Arterton, as Princess Tamina, the guardian of the dagger.

AN INTERESTING bit of research is getting linked around today, examining divorce rates across occupations.

"We got linked in the tabloids," said Ms. Vardalos with a laugh.

And one heavy rock band who keep getting linked with Glastonbury are Led Zeppelin.

But then, of course, especially in the never-ending media hothouse of American life, it all gets linked up anyway.