Sentence examples for linking the new from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sackman is linking the new computers to the Internet.

A useful feature of that longed-for hypertext version would be a "Cryptonomicon" crib, linking the new characters to their counterparts in the older book.

We even succeeded in linking the new set into the Cablevision system, to discover the most marvelous programming, called VOOM HD.

Within a year there was a response linking the New Orleanians to crime and claiming there was a spike in murders".

The government is now concentrating on linking the new tax explicitly with the provision of local services in a bid to persuade people to "do their patriotic duty".

pic.twitter.com/2DW56Is3gc March 15 , 201410.21am GMT The Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz highlights the pro-Russian imagery linking the new Ukrainian government with the Ukrainians who collaborated with the Germans in the Second World War.

Does any of it link the new address back to you?

I began to link the new things I was learning about my environment to the changes going on inside myself.

To make this workable, shuttle buses would have to link the new house to Lincoln Center and its subway stop.

Instead, criticism has linked the new system to public pensions, which have been widely criticized as fiscally irresponsible.

It is not clear whether Google will link the new Gmail features to rival social-networking services.