Sentence examples for linked itself from inspiring English sources

Yahoo has linked itself to Internet services before, in deals with MCI and Kmart's Bluelight.com, neither to much financial effect.

Since the 1930's the party had linked itself to the principal organizations of workers, peasants and middle-class professionals.

The commission plotted to keep segregation alive through intimidation, and linked itself closely with the violence of the day.

And at the same time it linked itself closely to the feminism of the period, one that prized interiority, self-help and revolutions from within.

Nicola Barr Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop "The case ramified in every direction, linked itself to hundreds of others, mingled with them, disappeared in them, re-emerged like a dangerous little blue flame from under fire-blackened ruins".

Their behaviour linked itself to undeniable and shameful evidence of misogyny and sexism in politics in recent times: Peter Slipper's texts, reports into the sexualised and chauvinistic cultures in the NSW Labor party and the Liberal party of Australia, and Tony Abbott's validation of what could only be described as an actual witch-hunt by an ugly mob.

The whole film, in fact, links itself to the state of Jack's mind.

It was able to link itself into "Factory Asia" and catch up at breakneck pace.

And that while the Labour party was opposing segregation in South Africa and linking itself to landmark anti-discrimination policy.

If Hamas was going to present itself as a rational political group, I said, why was it linking itself to Al Qaeda?

In that sense, the paper was shamelessly trying to link itself to a social revolution from which it had long parted company.