Sentence examples for link logo from inspiring English sources

Four months ago in a N.Y.C. café, during a meeting with Love and Pride's new CEO and our PR person, in discussing Sochi, and what to do to elevate awareness for the situation, I was doodling and drawing the "Missing Link" logo on a napkin.

You want customers to be able to mentally "link" your logo to the company.

After a couple of days I received an email linking to logo concepts (many of them are below).

Here are two populist companies linked by logos and, for a short spell at least, by product design.

Utok, with $5 million in funding, mainly from Deutsche Telekom, aims to license its technology to other Web sites to let them slap links and logos on user notes.

Utok, with $5 million in funding, mainly from Deutsche Telekom, aims to license its technology to other websites to let them slap links and logos on user notes.

Sponsors get to support a great event but also will get promotion with links and logos via a posts on TechCrunch and TechLudd.

Examine the website links and logos in suspicious emails you receive.

In some cases, links and logos are masked to look legitimate but may take you to a different website or cause you to download malicious files.

But my preferred method, for instance, is to link the company logo in a post to the CrunchBase profile and link the first mention of the company in a post to its Website.

Hover your cursor over the link or business logo within your email.