Sentence examples for link world from inspiring English sources
In the first clinical study to clearly link World Trade Center dust to serious and sometimes fatal diseases, doctors have found that the number of New York City rescue and recovery workers with a rare type of lung-scarring condition soared in the year after the trade center collapsed.
Verging on literary miracle-working (something that must be read because there is no way to convey or explain it), Hemon takes four pages to link world history to the history of his country, his family (his great-grandfather bought an accordion in Sarajevo that day) and his own emigre life.
So the deal is that these companies aren't trying their best to link World Cup search terms to their brand.
– WORLD CUP NEWS (AndroLib link) – World Cup Essentials (AndroLib link) – The Sun FOOTBALL – WORLD CUP (AndroLib link) – AP 2010 WORLD CUP COVERAGE (AndroLib link) – again, many more, just run a search for 'world cup' from Android Market on your handset.
– ESPN 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP (iTunes link) – AP 2010 World Cup Coverage (iTunes link) – World Football Live! (iTunes link) – SOUTH AFRICA 2010 TRACKER (iTunes link) – many more, just search for 'south africa' or 'world cup' from the App Store.
The Final Fantasy Legend takes place on several worlds centered around a large tower, built by the Creator in ancient times (God in the Japanese version) to link worlds.
The site is between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, which proponents find appropriate because it links World War II with the heroes of the Revolutionary War and the Civil War.
Purpose is a powerful unifying force that gives focus in an increasingly chaotic and linked world.
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The alienation is heightened in the linked worlds of New York news media and fashion, where even affluence can be insufficient in the absence of good lineage.
"The Winter's Tale" takes place in two different but inextricably linked worlds, one of tragic psychological darkness and the other of comic pastoral sunlight.
