Sentence examples for linked to a new from inspiring English sources

The system is linked to a new public address and customer information system.

The lab has been linked to a new steroid, tetrahydrogestrinone, or THG, which until recently was undetectable in doping tests.

Dr. Carrier is well established, linked to a new girlfriend, and a good enough character to warrant a curtain call.

DirecTV will offer boxes linked to a new Microsoft service called Ulti mateTV and another with America Online's AOLTV.

The director Christopher Nolan has been linked to a new movie about the 1940 operation to rescue hundreds of thousands of Allied troops from the beaches around Dunkirk.

In May 2009, the Faith No More frontman was linked to a new audiobook, described as a "photographic novel" with accompanying soundtrack.

It links to a New York Times advertisement it took out earlier in the month entitled "Is Alex Gibney's Upcoming HBO 'Documentary' a Rolling Stone/UVA Redux?" Going Clear will screen on US network HBO later in the year.

This is the logical system of RECURSION: the contrast between stopping the development of a rhetorical complex ('stop') and augmenting it by introducing an additional rhetorical relation to link to a new text segment ('go on' g.

Yesterday on Twitter, and then several times on Facebook, I saw headlines linking to a new video you made.

The item links to a new "Sesame Street" video series on spending, sharing and saving, clearly aimed at young children.

The highlighted entry under each category links to a new web page containing related information and has semantic linkouts wherever necessary.