Sentence examples for linked to a web from inspiring English sources

The next page of search results linked to a website with a description that said, "If you want Mara Wilson nude and sex pictures, click here".

The Remain campaign said the leaflet sought to "hide the fact it comes from a referendum campaign group", pointing out it was completely devoid of Vote Leave branding and linked to a website seemingly designed to appear impartial.

Brown, 32, was originally charged with 17 counts, mostly relating to a link he posted in an internet chat room that linked to a website that contained some hacked email addresses and credit card details that had been unloaded from the Stratfor website.

We're saving you a seat" — a wink to the Good Friday holiday — and linked to a website selling tickets to the movie.

Knights of the Soundtable ride again!" The message linked to a website that features a picture of the group performing live and a place for fans to enter their e-mail addresses to get updates on the reunion.

Remember that for business  pages, the page must either be a verified local page (formerly Google Places), and for other types of G+ business pages, the page must be linked to a website.

Authority in the index is defined as the number of blogs linking to a website within the last six months.

Rather than linking to a website, an offer, or a menu, Boost highlights some listings information from Google Places such as an adress or phone number.

When shared externally, the clips will link to a website which will allow others to watch the clip as well as prompt them to download the Go90 app.

Manufacturers could meet the requirements with text, a symbol or a QR code linking to a website with more information.

Those students who responded that they were considering medicine were asked to link to a website at which our survey was explained and informed consent for participation obtained.