Sentence examples for liked to link from inspiring English sources

A lot of players who are not here liked to link Riviera as a companion piece to the Arizona tournament.

Where possible I like to link my words to memories or feelings.

"Officials would like to link it with HS2 and this will show how that can be done.

Mr Thiemann would like to link banks' payments to their credit-ratings.Such nods to market discipline may eventually lead to something even bigger: demutualisation.

Through a friend of mine who likes to link to cool things, I found these very cool things — sculptures of skulls and skeletons made from melted cassette tapes.

Further, Mr. Gore likes to link Governor Bush with the "failed" policies of his father and refers often to "the Bush-Quayle recession".

T-Mobile would like to link phones, photo frames, digital cameras, security systems, webcams and TVs through its software and networking services.

"Eight Deadly Shots," with its all-encompassing humanism and a deep warmth of spirit despite the bleak circumstances it depicts, could not be more different from the contemporary TV shows to which MoMA would like to link it.

It is the bloodiest series of such incidents in Xinjiang since the 1990s.China likes to link Xinjiang's troubles to the militant Islamism roiling other countries in the region.

Now I’d like to link them together and illustrate how the virtualization journey is indeed the pragmatic recipe for achieving cloud computing in the enterprise.

We would like to link this idea back to Alvin Toffler who coined the term "prosumption" when he referred to a close coupling between the production and the consumption of goods (Toffler 1980).