Sentence examples for later linked with from inspiring English sources

He later linked with Lingard down the left as United kept possession with ease.

Conquered by German invaders in the 10th century, it was later linked with Metz and Toul to form the Trois-Évêchés (Three Bishoprics) territory.

Beatty, later linked with a string of women including Madonna, Britt Ekland, Goldie Hawn and Elle MacPherson, has been confirmed by songwriter Carly Simon as one of three men portrayed in her hit You're So Vain.

The general in charge of training for all Army units based in the United States said in a memorandum released today that the lack of rigorous peacekeeping preparation for nearly 900 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division who were stationed in Kosovo contributed to "a failure in leadership" in at least one company that was later linked with using excessive force and, in one case, murder.

They applied the AVO inversion through which they got the P- and S-wave velocities, which is later linked with the rock physics model for the detailed picture of the reservoir.

NAD-dependent deacetylation by sirtuins was later linked with caloric restriction and aging in several organisms.

After the lead group had swelled again Roche started the final showdown by escaping with Yates and Steven Kruijswijk of the Lotto-Jumbo team as the race left Robin Hood's Bay, and Voeckler later linked up with Anthony Turgis of the Cofidis team with 18km remaining into Scarborough.

Mr. Morales was still in the apartment, pretending to be a victim, but the police later linked him with the other members of the crew.

His objective was the establishment of a pan-Islamic nation, but he later linked up with Mr. bin Laden, and Jemaah Islamiyah became in effect Al Qaeda's Southeast Asian franchise.

He later linked up with former Rams team-mate Steve McClaren, who appointed him to his coaching staff at Middlesbrough and then England.

He later linked up with a French neurosurgeon named Alim-Louis Benabid, who had serendipitously discovered that a small jolt of electricity to the brain's thalamus could vanquish severe tremors caused by Parkinson's disease.