Sentence examples for linking into a from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The group has modelled itself loosely on the structure of the Gaelic Athletic Association (a national sporting and cultural association with independent parish and community groups linking into a county and central committee).

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That is because the trading system, unlike the tax, will link into a similar system in Europe.

Fifty metres from the hotel lies a footpath leading from Port de Soller to Deia, which links into a network of tracks running through the Tramuntana.

It links into a society in which people with personal problems, often of their own making, seek to compare their lot with the prisoners of death/slave camps.

The magnets, which come in a variety of sizes, can be linked into a seemingly endless number of shapes and designs; they were an instant hit.

In a move that American defence planners might envy, the army, air force and navy will be linked into a single force geared to rapid, long-range deployment.

Mail, or chain mail, was made of small rings of iron, typically of one-half-inch diameter or less, linked into a protective fabric.

We don't yet have a new name for what remains of our division, as this is linked into a broader piece of work around the future organisation design of the BBC.