Sentence examples for linking up for from inspiring English sources
It's entirely possible that what we're seeing here could be the way forward for FE/HE institutional mergers, the expansion of HE and linking up for widening participation.
Their activists are determined to build broad coalitions, linking up – for example – with demands for campus cleaners to be paid a living wage, and supporting the struggles of workers across the country.
He is the most prolific of the Southampton contingent catching Roy Hodgson's eye this season, although the England manager would have also been encouraged to see Rickie Lambert and Adam Lallana linking up for the other goal.
Drogba and Torres both came off the bench in the Blues' last Barclays Premier League game of the season yesterday, linking up for the final 21 minutes of the 2-1 victory at Stamford Bridge.
Meanwhile, the Socialists, who moved steadily towards the middle ground during their long period in office up to 1996, may now try to widen their appeal to the left by linking up, for electoral purposes, with the mainly-Communist United Left.
In the earlier days of the web, NBC and Microsoft linking up for coverage was based more around an ideal of how convergence would work for the media world: NBC had the chops for content, but not necessarily for execution — something Microsoft had in spades as one of the earliest and biggest online portals.
The data could become even more meaningful when linked up, for example, to newly released council tax details.
His people wanted us to link up for ages before then but we kept missing each other.
The American Red Cross, the Girl and Boy Scouts and local military families will link up for an event at the Red Cross National Headquarters this Saturday.
Harden and Russell Westbrook made a lot of Thunder fans feel nostalgic when they linked up for an alley-oop in Sunday's All-Star game.
It's another thing entirely to yearn for what's so readily available to any drunk and barmaid who link up for three minutes in a dark corner of any dank and scrofulous pub.
