Sentence examples for linking to from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(5)

connecting to

associating to

communications to

connections to

gather to

"linking to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a connection between two ideas, and it can be used as a verb, noun, or adjective. For example, "This article is linking to a recent study that shows the effects of climate change on the environment."

Exact(46)

(No, I'm not linking to it).

The Guardian - Opinion

I'm not even linking to it.

The Guardian - Tech

The Stags retweeted Red Card's post linking to the story.

The Guardian - Sport

No signs at the time of linking to this.

The Guardian - Tech

"OK, fine, but I'm linking to [redacted] too.

The Guardian

If someone is linking to your page, that's one vote.

The Guardian - Tech

Similar(13)

I linked to that piece.

The New Yorker

Link to it.

The Guardian - Opinion

Linked to Al Qaeda?

The New Yorker

-- linked to firearms.

The New York Times

Vulnerability is often linked to discrimination.

The Guardian - Opinion

More suggestions(15)

integrating to

bridging to

relations to

associate to

liaising to

liaisons to

interrelationships to

reconnect to

bridge to

interface to

interconnecting to

bound to

linking to

reconnecting to

liaison to

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