Sentence examples similar to linked weekends from inspiring English sources

"Significant independent clinical evidence shows increased mortality in our hospitals at weekends linked to reduced clinical cover.

"I felt we deserved to win," declared the Celtic manager, who inevitably had to turn his attention to Bellamy, who has been linked over the weekend to Blackburn Rovers.

But there is another list of high-profile names linked to this weekend's celebration of gay and lesbian Britain that shows how times have changed since the Pride march was purely political and was attempting to win now accepted rights such as an equal age of consent.

The South Africa international, 30, is out of contract at the end of the season and reports over the weekend linked him with a move to France. .

At the weekend Plibersek linked the boat turnback policy, which is the cornerstone of the government's anti-people-smuggling measures, with a souring relationship between leaders.

The two companies have been linked before and a weekend report suggested SABMiller was considering making an offer for S&N.

Speculation in Scotland over the weekend had linked Strachan with what is now the vacant managerial position at Sunderland but that notion has been dismissed in the north-east.

And over the weekend, Rice linked to a New York Times article about Southern supporters of Deen.

10 12 Particularly influential to policies has been the report by Dr Foster on an increased hospital mortality in the UK at weekends, which has been linked to a reduced cover by senior doctors at weekends.

Rise in rideshares have also been attributed to shitty subway service; declining subway ridership on nights and weekends is likely linked to New Yorkers who would rather take a car than deal with routine delays and closures.

"This is a kid who if he picks up the paper every weekend he is linked with coming to Liverpool.