Sentence examples for is links from inspiring English sources
noun
A connection between places, people, events, things, or ideas.
- The mayor's assistant serves as the link to the media.
Known for its sausages, the main question that lingers in the air is: Links or patties?
I also use bitly to create tracking links, that is, links for which I can track the number of clicks.
In 2006, he enlisted the help of Martin Ebert, a golf architect whose specialty is links courses.
One thing I'd like to include is links to all of the other Paul Downs out there.
So close to perfection, but this is links golf, the big boom isn't always the best tactic, even if you make no technical mistakes.
It's hard to explain just how much of an achievement this is: links can't pass through other links, so agents had to walk the entire breadth of the line, carefully removing anything standing in their way.
Hazard is linked to both Real Madrid and Manchester United.
Everything is linked to some further system.
Have just discovered everything is linked up.
He is linked to the sceptics".
Chitin in nature is linked to protein.
