Sentence examples for link to the interview from inspiring English sources

Here's a link to the interview (in Portuguese).

Several news reports have referred to Think's interview, but for a time on Monday, the link to the interview was disabled.

The link to the interview became a kind of beacon on the Web, posted over and over on racing forums in an effort to inject science into a very emotional debate.

Thanks to Richard for sending us a link to the interview!

Twitter soon erupts with outrage and links to the interview.

3.05pm: Here's the link to the Straw interview on the Today programme website.

"I think I'm about to get some more Twitter followers... .. she tweeted ahead of the image hitting the Internet on Tuesday, later adding, "In my defense, 'I was in a drunken stupor,' " along with a link to the mag's interview excerpts. .

Fig. 7 The article of the substance Kryptonite showing the known identifiers (1), the summary of known decisions (2), the informal memos written for the substance (3), a link to the automated decision interviews (4), and a search slot for accessing substances (5).

Only after he sent a link to the video of his interview with Britain's Channel 4 News to the customer service representatives — and Facebook executives — was his account finally deleted.

Democrats, meanwhile, spent the day sending e-mail messages with links to the Time interview with Mr. Frist, a heart surgeon, who was Mr. McConnell's predecessor as the Senate Republican leader.

-- A Washington Post essay by Jeffrey Selingo that extensively quotes the same Cooley lawyer, Carey, raising concerns about the rule's impact on traditional colleges and linking to the Forbes interview and the Inside Higher Ed piece.