Sentence examples for links built from inspiring English sources

The links built up during the two insurgencies between the ISI, the army and the militants go deep.

The Ofsted report highlighted links built by more effective schools with external services - a crucial piece of the jigsaw that is missing in too many places.

Rugged and beautiful, this island has always attracted visitors, but it is hardly known as a golf haven, even though Ingonish is home to one of Canada's best courses, Highlands Links, built in 1939.

While the United States soured on the force, Pakistan, through its intelligence agency, helped sustain it, solidifying links built on kinship, Islamic solidarity and longstanding personal and institutional allegiance.

Hence the attraction of something in, or next to, the Thames estuary a large modern airport with four runways and a plethora of motorway and high-speed rail links built in from the start (Schiphol, Charles de Gaulle and Frankfurt are all served by high-speed trains; Heathrow could be served by a new high-speed railway as well).

In the next year or so, phones are likely to appear that have similar radio links built in, using Bluetooth, an emerging wireless standard that will enable cell phones, headsets, portable computers and other devices to communicate with one another and with future cars.

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"I want to see the East West Link built – that's the second priority".

Public relations come into play if local populations object to the disruption of having a high-speed link built through or near their town.

But a British annuity rate for a male 65 year old is currently 3.5% with inflation-linking built in, or 6% without.

Link built a model of an airplane cockpit equipped with instrument panel and controls that could realistically simulate all the movements of an airplane.