Sentence examples for link to it here from inspiring English sources

I'd link to it here if I knew how.

Debut Post Homogenic Vespertine Medulla Volta Biophilia We'll be keeping an eye on all the Björk album reviews, and if yours is picked we'll link to it here.

It was also commendably short, barely over four pages long; so that the reader can see it for himself or herself, we link to it here.

There is, unfortunately, a link to it here: bit.ly/1h9Zx3q A couple of nights later I found myself at Tranny Shack, at Madame Jojos - perhaps the best-known club night for the drag queen scene.

(I didn't link to it here, but that fan page on Facebook is NSFW).

If people notice other coverage of this, please leave a comment and I'll link to it here.

But for those who missed the first time I linked to it, here's Bruce Bartlett — an economic adviser to Ronald Reagan — explaining why Obama is indeed a moderate conservative in practical terms.

Last spring, Allison Robicelli wrote an essay titled "Chicken Nuggets and French Fries: Confessions of a Mother and a Chef," on Nona Brooklyn, and Lisa Belkin linked to it here on Motherlode.

Beyond the personal blogs, you can find every manner of product and slideshow featuring clever ideas for elves, and elves doing things elves really shouldn't ever do, from the hilarious to the so-wrong-I'm-not-going-to-link-to-it-here.

But he also said – and I'm certain of this because I can link to it right here – that the paradox at the heart of fiction, the engine that drives it, is the tension between the knowledge that what you're reading is all made up and the overwhelming feeling that it's all true.

A link to it is given here.