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Sentence examples for has a link to from inspiring English sources

The phrase "has a link to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a connection or relationship between two things. Example: The article I read earlier has a link to a study conducted by Harvard University.

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The site has a link to "Survival Kits" for renters.

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The New York Times

(My column online has a link to my full review).

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The New York Times - Tech

When the ship reaches Anguilla, the log has a link to Anguillan history.

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The New York Times - Tech

Crackle's website helpfully has a link to a video called "What is Crackle?" for the uninitiated.

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The Guardian

(The online version of this article has a link to that chart).

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The New York Times

To order online go to www.ticketmaster.com; or call (866) 673-6849, or visit www.usta.com, which has a link to Ticketmaster.

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The New York Times - Travel

His character has a link to Ramsay Street mainstay Susan Kennedy, who was married to Kinski's uncle in the show.

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The Guardian - TV & Radio

In addition, it has a link to the text of Abbie Hoffman's counterculture classic, "Steal This Book".

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The New York Times

FAR EAST For Manhattanites who know Greenpoint only from trend charticles, westandgreen.com has a link to directions.

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The New York Times

(Seriously! It was my grandma's fence!) Heck, anyone who grew up in Calgary has a link to Heritage Park.

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The Guardian

CONNECTIONS www.nick.com, the main Web site for Nickelodeon, has a link to the Nick News message board.

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The New York Times
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