Sentence examples for linked with two from inspiring English sources

But he is now most indelibly linked with two races that were hardly races at all.

The arson attack on the train was inextricably linked with two other deeply controversial incidents of inter-religious violence.

The libel case aside, Archer has been linked with two mistresses, one of whom reportedly referred to him as "Wonder Boy," for his sexual prowess.

The network of nerve cells and fibres lying within the epidermis is linked with two main nerve tracts that lie dorsally median (i.e., toward the body midline on the upper side) and ventrally median (on the lower side).

But with old-style politicians blamed for pushing Greece into bankruptcy, attitudes have shifted.Mr Liapis's name was linked with two alleged scandals over cost overruns while he was transport minister.

The rise of global cities has been linked with two globalization-related trends: first, the expansion of the role of transnational corporations (TNCs) in global production patterns and, second, the decline of mass production along Fordist lines and the concomitant rise of flexible production centred within urban areas.

DESPITE the arrival of Microsoft, Amazon and Starbucks, Seattle is inextricably linked with one company: Boeing.

The system is so sensitive that it is linked with three atomic clocks, so no one can quibble with the timing.

But then came the women he was linked with, nine of them who were not Toni Poole, Terry's childhood sweetheart and long-suffering girlfriend (now his long-suffering wife).

John Hattie's meta-analyses of over 800 learning research projects concluded that successful learning is very clearly and explicitly linked with four main things, one of which is the setting of learning intentions.

At 26, he is still one of the sport's best and most recognizable young players, but he is already linked with three of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history.