Sentence examples for link to a network from inspiring English sources

It became for him both a source of ideas and a link to a network of political contacts.

Mr. Gaffney would emerge as Mr. Yerushalmi's primary link to a network of former and current government officials, security analysts and grass-roots political organizations.

Merrell hopes as well as everyday journeys the river route will link to a network of parks and trails, from the shores of Lake Michigan to a regional off-road trail system across the state, including the city's 606 trail, a High Line-style walking and cycling trail on a former elevated railway track.

Site users generally create an account; link to a network of other individuals or groups; and use the site to share thoughts, photographs, videos, news stories, and other content (Kietzmann et al. 2011).

The company prequalifies all prospective buyers and provides online links to a network of professionals.

Some are attached to the body and linked to a network.

Each major stronghold along the wall was hierarchically linked to a network of military and administrative commands.

He has been linked to a network that includes operatives in Spain and France, and Belgian police found in his possession ingredients similar to those used in the 1998 bombings of American embassies in Africa.

His background remains unclear, but he was linked to a network in Turkey that was linked to Isis and connected to Sid Ahmed Ghlam, a 24-year-old Algerian French resident who was reportedly plotting to attack churches in Paris.

Indeed, as television evolved and networks had to fight harder for advertisers' attention, the lavishness of an upfront presentation became inversely linked to a network's fortunes (or lack thereof).

Abdelkader Merah was once linked to a network that sent jihadist fighters to Iraq, the authorities say, but those activities never resulted in criminal charges being brought against him.