Sentence examples similar to linked to a title from inspiring English sources

The Internet (almost) exploded this week when Americans Against the Tea Party linked to a video with the title: "Nestlé Chairman: Water Not a Right, Should Be Given a 'Market Value' and Privatized". In it, Nestlé Chairman and former CEO Peter Brabeck suggests that declaring water a right is 'extreme' and asserts that water is a foodstuff best valued and distributed by the free market.

Thailand banned Rockstar's previous title after it was linked to a taxi driver's murder.

Just type in key words, names of investigators, or the identity of an institution, and you get a quick list of project titles, each linked to an abstract and a second form that lets you refine the search.

He does not represent the missing link to a title.

Andrew Sullivan has a post linking to a wedding announcement, with this title and note: The Tipping Point Has Passed, Ctd A bi-racial same-sex marriage is duly recorded in South Carolina's paper, The State.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 1, 2011 Andrew Sullivan has a post linking to a wedding announcement, with this title and note: The Tipping Point Has Passed, Ctd A bi-racial same-sex marriage is duly recorded in South Carolina's paper, The State.

Their conclusion accurately reflected on findings and can be linked to the title and the aims.

The Movie City Indie blog (mcnblogs.com/mcindie) had linked to some titles in a gesture of tribute only to be asked to remove the links by a lawyer representing Jean Conner, the filmmaker's widow.

Look for URL linking to an SWF file that matches the title of the content.

The title of the talks link to an abstract and a short biography.

"I don't think my position in the future is linked to titles," he said.