Sentence examples for linked to the outside from inspiring English sources

The island has an international airport and is further linked to the outside world by steamship and cruise ship services.

Worst affected is South Africa, the region's largest economy, because it is most tightly linked to the outside world.

The small but politically savvy rural guerrilla movement, linked to the outside world by e-mail, demanded land rights for Mexican peasants and protested the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Perhaps even more serious, the city is linked to the outside world by only two mountain roads, which are frequently blocked by landslides when it merely rains, and by a single runway.

"They have agreed to be linked to the outside world only through Twitter and Facebook.

The characteristic of the jet tube is that a rectangular opening is opened in the wall of the tube, which is linked to the outside of the tube.

Her only links to the outside world are an old computer, which she uses mostly to pay bills and keep up with current affairs, and a telephone, which she uses mostly to chat with her psychiatrist.

Over the weekend, more than 120,000 people inside Turkey have downloaded Hotspot Shield, a free mobile app that provides a "virtual private network" (VPN) connection that cannot be tapped and can link to the outside world, avoiding censorship.

It has become a mummy, a sepulchre, and we want each classroom to be linked to the society outside the campus".

"I made the mistake of touching one," he says, adding that this could result in him being linked to the October 1993 killing outside the Shorts factory.

The number linking to the footnote should appear outside the sentence, not inside of it.