Sentence examples for link to the column from inspiring English sources

Readers can also link to the column on the institute's Web site, at emilypost.com/wedding.

(And then I'll send a link to the column out on Twitter – all by myself).

There will also be a link to the column on the institute's Web site, at emilypost.com/wedding.

The director Terry Gilliam tweeted a link to the column, adding: "Like many of Johnny Depp's friends I'm discovering that Amber is a better actress than I thought".

At best, I suggest, his pitch has not been tested by his run for vice-president.Here is a link to the column.(Photo credit: AFP).

Earlier this week, I provided a link to the column of Times editorial writer Verlyn Klinkenborg on egg-producing factory farms, and he like Kristof had a harsh view of these operations.

These partners are stable proteins which may increase the target protein solubility; meanwhile, they can bind to the ligands that have been covalently linked to the columns already (called affinity purification).

Damon Darlin, editor of the blog post, said the post contained a link to the Nocera column.

[Postdocs: You are invited to send the link to this column to your postdoctoral peers, your departmental chairs, and your institution?s grants administrators.].

The third column contains the abbreviated diseases as defined in column two which have an antagonistic link to the disorder in column one, followed by the chromosomal location of the antagonistically associated variant(s) in parentheses.

The third column contains the disease abbreviations (as defined in column two) of traits which have an agonistic link to the disorder in column one, followed by the chromosomal location of the agonistically associated variant(s) in parentheses.