Sentence examples for linking into from inspiring English sources

Basically, Google is linking into real-time feeds: those from Twitter (with which it signed a deal late last year) and now also from blogs, such as Wordpress, which have implemented real-time (pushed) RSS feeds known as RSSCloud.

In 2010 Gap launched a new logo design out of the blue – quite literally – ditching the white text in blue box it had for 20 years prior and replacing it with black text linking into a small blue box.

Samsung dongles will be handed out to plug into tablets and laptop computers, as will portable miniature modems that can create small WI-FI hotspots linking into O2's 4G infrastructure or "backhaul".

Even so, Rihanna was not technically out of pocket for these free downloads, as a deal with Samsung had already paid for 1m copies to be given away as part of a promotional push, linking into a wider branding deal estimated at $25m.

No longer reserved for IT departments and tech companies, digital is becoming a critical part of every industry and is opening up opportunities across sectors, whether it's top surgeons video linking into operating theatres from abroad or targeted mobile advertising based on clothes you're trying on in real time.

It is deep linking into the 3D Web.

Yes they played some very good cricket and all the other stuff was linked into that.

It latches on to any local Wi-Fi connection to link into the Web.

Twitter unintentionally allowed everyone doing AQA English to link into one huge spider's web.

To have my name linked into this kind of thing is totally wrong".

This will link into work being taken forward across Government to ensure a comprehensive approach.