Sentence examples for link in it from inspiring English sources

The play features a cast of 13, and there is not a weak link in it.

You can also track the results of your e-mail initiatives: how many people opened your mail, as well as how many clicked a link in it.

This means they HAVE to respond because they need to give you something, and they probably won't just send you a blank email with an attachment or a link in it.

The grace of the plotting, the shining rigour of the script and the immaculate playing of it all by a cast that – if you discount Daphne's "Manchester" accent – doesn't have a weak link in it (even the unseen Maris is more fully and subtly drawn than most "real" characters in any other sitcom), mean it remains a thing of beauty and a joy forever.

You may feel that, alongside the more familiar genealogies of American fiction (Henry James and the modernists, Mark Twain and the vernacularists, Herman Melville and the postmoderns), there is a less noticed line connecting William Dean Howells to F. Scott Fitzgerald and Sinclair Lewis and thence to Jay McInerney and Jane Smiley, and that Wharton is the vital link in it.

Once you have registered for the course, you will receive a confirmation message with a link in it to a form where you can submit the information for the additional member of your farm who will be taking the course with you.

But the tweet can have a link in it, of course, which makes it more versatile — except links are subject to the same value reductions as simple text.

Sure, you can go over to Amazon.com, login to your Associates account, and a button appears at the top of every product page saying "Share on Twitter", which then creates a tweet with your trackable link in it, but that's still one too many steps.