Sentence examples for linked called from inspiring English sources

Each Jaeger is piloted by two people whose brains are linked (called "drifting") to share the mental load of operating the machine.

"Preview", then "Publish"; add pictures (called images), video, links (called weaving links), related articles, and a category.

The core dispute is over the cost of linking calls from Telmex's local lines to the competitors' long-distance networks.

So the researchers could start to link call patterns to other behaviors whether the animals were alone or in groups, swimming or stationary.

That's why most sites now also have helpful little links called Forgotten Your Password?

He connects to an overseas computer with a link, called a proxy server, that he set up himself.

It has now evolved into a huge network of international links called iNet, which supports learning and partnerships between schools.

Instead of wading through that, look for a link called "site map" or "site index" on the main page.

After City Link called in administrators on Christmas Eve, liability for leasing out the six properties returned to Rentokil.

The paper's Op-Ed commentaries, grouped under a link called Articles, reflect sentiments ranging from generous sympathy to fierce antagonism toward the United States.

After a couple select a few pieces, guests can go to a link called Viewing Room at the gallery's Web site (www.seniorandshopmaker.com).seniorandshopmaker.com