Sentence examples for hand links from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the integration of the applied methods of social-cultural assessment on the one hand links to ecosystem services frameworks but on the other hand represents a more holistic conceptualisation of people's benefits from landscapes.

On the other hand, links unfortunately cost much more than bananas do.

(2) Head, Heart & Hand: Link the power of entrepreneurship with passion and compassion.

Whereas The Key In The Hand linked people's living, tangible memories, Infinity Lines highlights the unknown memories that live in found objects.

Cuomo, on the other hand, linked the violence to President Donald Trump's rhetoric, and suggested McInnes' appearance at the Republican Club was a "political tactic because what they're trying to do is fire up their base".

- Syntactic analysis, on the one hand, allowing lexical units to be organized into syntactic domains and, on the other hand, linking these various syntactic domains according to their grammatical relationships.

If you see a guy looking at her, hold her hand, link arms with her, etc. to show that she is married to you, not just a friend.

Here, the conjunctive 'and' links two distinct noun phrases, and it could thus be more beneficial to extract trigrams only from within the same noun or verb phrase (e.g. 'interacts directly with').

Several scenes depict people in a line or completely circling an illustrated vessel, their hands linked.

SUZANNAH WAINHOUSE makes sense of the world through her hands, linking the visual with the tactile.

His is not a hold-hands, link-arms, let's-be-friends jurisprudence.