Sentence examples for linked together by a from inspiring English sources

"At the time of the weekly Board of Governors meeting, the U.S. economy was literally linked together by a single bridge.

Research conducted by the museum found that community members would like to see more exhibitions linked together by a common theme.

Olefins are hydrocarbons (compounds containing hydrogen [H] and carbon [C]) whose molecules contain a pair of carbon atoms linked together by a double bond.

Ethylene molecules are essentially composed of two methylene units (CH2) linked together by a double bond between the carbon atoms a structure represented by the formula CH2=CH2.

Early examples were deep, acute-angled points, each worked separately and linked together by a narrow band, or "footing," stitched with buttonholing.

Even Gavin Brown, a once reliably provocative Anglo-American dealer, has mounted a beautiful but extremely safe booth, focused on seven achingly delicate paintings by Laura Owens, all linked together by a wooden mesh.

There had been a few striking images, especially one of a chain gang of slaves linked together by a long blood-red scarf as they heaved across the stage, but nothing at first transcended the all-too-earnest words.

Each scene is linked together by a similar theme, perhaps of time or through the soundtrack of one leaking into the next, giving the film an unstilted flow and maintaining audience interest.

His domain is so enormous that large parts of the castle which is linked together by a fantastic array of lifts, railways and secret passages are unknown even to its owner.

Objects may be linked together by an "is-part-of" relationship to represent larger, composite objects.

We have two computers at home now that are supposed to be linked together by an AirPort wireless hub but it doesn't seem to work very well!