Sentence examples for life link from inspiring English sources

Clark's view of the intertwining of grand-scale politics with private life link this local independent film with one of the great Hollywood movies of recent years, Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper".

"It's not an exaggeration to say that we will think of Japan in terms of pre-earthquake and post-earthquake because it has already fundamentally changed Japanese society," said Yasuyuki Shimizu, a 39-year-old who has drawn attention in Japan for the work of his organization, Life Link, in preventing suicides.

And then this wide awake fever dream became so tangibly real -- a moment that's remained a highlight of my life: Link Wray handed me his guitar in the middle of "Rumble".

I feel my life linked to her, somehow.

With every electrical component in her life linked, Ms. Wasserstein is just too plugged in.

Luria catalogues various difficulties that S. experienced navigating everyday life, linking them to profound deficits he identified in S.'s ability to conceive the world in abstract terms.

Is there a continuous chain of life linking us to ancient microbial ancestors?

The site also includes information on her personal life, linking to police records of sexual misconduct allegations made against her fiancé, Kevin Johnson, the mayor of Sacramento, Calif.

On the one hand, it is sometimes portrayed as an ascetic set of practices rooted in a hatred for life (linked, perhaps, to a superficial reading of the First Noble Truth).

Still, for people of the Gulf and beyond who understand what it means to have your life linked to a living sea, BP's impacts won't be going away anytime soon, or probably anytime in our lifetimes.

Coconut crabs are considered one of the most terrestrial decapods, with most aspects of its life linked to a terrestrial existence; they will drown in sea water in less than a day.