Sentence examples for link history from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to link history with athletics," he said.

Our public schools provide an opportunity to link history and the young, including the history of the community in which they live.

But many details still need to be worked out.NATO supporters can also take comfort from the fact that the alliance's new members Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic staunchly support the transatlantic link; history has made them sceptical of Western Europe's willingness to defend them without material help and moral pressure from the United States.

Our analytics API has grown much, much more robust in the past months, allowing developers to pull end-users' entire link history, and retrieve powerful time-series analytics on both the link and the user level.

Human embryos link histories of pregnancy, fertility and abortion with those of anatomy, anthropology and evolution.

The thing that linked history and English and made them appeal to me was the fact that they're both about stories.

I don't know how often they appeared as a "double act", but the presentation linking history and art, political and creative freedom, was riveting.

But the relationship between Belarus and Russia, both Slavic countries with an intricately linked history, has crumbled in the last two years over economic disputes.

Williams and Paul have a linked history, drafted back-to-back in 2005 and co-subjects of a best-point-guard debate that raged in 2008 and 2009.

Ozark folk music has roots in the Appalachians, and the two regions' linked history also share a more illicit folk tradition: moonshine.

In addition to playing up the linked history between baseball and Firestone for marketing purposes, Mr. Baratta said that going beyond auto racing would allow the company to broaden its reach.