Sentence examples for linking around from inspiring English sources

Today, writers are linking around this new Economic Letter, by Justin Wiedner and John Williams.

Or you market it through someone else at Politico, which will make damn sure its audience of insiders and compulsives read it and blog about it; and that it gets linked around and talked about on TV programs".

AN INTERESTING bit of research is getting linked around today, examining divorce rates across occupations.

The California firm has compiled over 100 ready-made, professionally built portfolios (or 'motifs) linked around specific themes or ideas.

Among the options on offer are portfolios linked around the smart grid, water shortage, 'fossil free' and income inequality.

Players guide elfin adventurer Link around a massive world, as he fights monsters, solves puzzles and rescues the Princess.

"A lot of it was linked around Nottingham, what the city could offer and what partnerships it could bring.

"With all the content that's on there, there's the potential that as you link around the Internet, an older demographic could end up there," he said.

Pollution from factories adds to global warming and causes health problems directly: a new report by the World Health Organisation linked around 7m deaths to air pollution.

These young people are linked around the world so we have partnerships in understanding and communication.

Our arms were linked around a symbol of free expression, alone together in the park.