Sentence examples for getting linked from inspiring English sources

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

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

I guess it was an unusual thing for a 15-year old to do on his own and I got quite a lot of media coverage which resulted in my site getting linked to other bigger sites.

"Getting linked to a popular blog can help, but ultimately it's the quality and consistency of the blog that will sustain a readership," said Paul Schindler, a former journalist now working as a substitute teacher in Orinda, Calif., who has been making weekly postings at his Weblog (www.schindler.org/psacot/index.shtml) since 1998.

"If the gaffer's getting linked to places, it can only mean we're doing well".

"You must be doing something right if you're getting linked with clubs," said Whittingham.

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

Performance management gets linked to these simple themes.

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

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

The following changes involve the BOINC API (the code that gets linked with applications).