Sentence examples for link to launch from inspiring English sources

"This time, things are slightly different: you only have to click on a web link to launch a DDoS attack.

Each item can be a deep link to launch a particular screen of an app.

Here's a link to launch the Alternative sampler in the iTunes music store.

When users on Facebook and Twitter click on the Pandora links sent out, they'll be redirected to a redesigned landing page that will allow them to either play a 30 second preview of a song (if it was a song that was sent out) or a link to launch the Pandora station (if it was a station that was sent out).

Note: It will take a few hours for the podcast to appear in the storefront but it is available immediately -- just allow the link to launch iTunes, hit "subscribe," and the file will be pushed to your account.

The Mole Mitts allow Link to dig through dirt barriers to explore new areas, the Gust Jar can suck in nearby items and substances and can be used to suck up certain enemies and fire them as projectiles, and the Cane of Pacci can flip certain objects over and allow Link to launch himself out of holes in the ground.

You'll find links to launch Microsoft Office programs as well—Word, Excel and PowerPoint as well as Outlook Express and Internet Explorer.

However, these are not the full products, but links to launch the full versions if they are installed on the PC you're using.

The HTTP interface supports creating links to launch IGV on a specific data set or send data to an already running IGV.

This week's panel: Robin Barton is the author of 'The Cycling Bible' (A&C Black); Simon Usborne is a journalist at 'The Independent' and writes its cycling column; Derri Dunn is a bike reviewer for 'Cycling Active' Click here or the link above to launch the guide.

To begin with, an adversary is assumed to be capable of establishing a high-speed low-latency communication link, required to launch a hidden wormhole attack.