Sentence examples for links embedded from inspiring English sources

Web crawlers, also known as spiders, move from website to website, following links embedded in each document, and can copy everything they encounter.

If you're using Twitter, you can configure it so that links embedded in a post can be sent to Pocket in two clicks.

The musician Laura Kidd, who records under the name She Makes War, praised YouTube as a way for people to find out about her music, then buy it or tickets to see her concerts through links embedded in her videos.

WB Yeats attributed to his father the remark that "Poetry is the social act of the solitary man"; with the creative-writing programmes and the Facebook links embedded in digitised texts encouraging readers to "share" their insights, writing and reading have become the solitary acts of social beings.

This paper analyses the operation and interaction of MMC HVDC links embedded in an ac grid.

But even more important than the review may be the links embedded in the body of the text.

It needed someone tied to the computer to cast a second pair of eyes over everything before it went live, addingt links, embedding multimedia and caption images.

On Claco, teachers can build, organize and share lesson plans (Claco supports a range of lesson content, like website links, embed codes, videos, etc)., along with searching through those posted by the community.

If I am interested in anything, I can click on the link embedded in the newsletter.

By selecting a link embedded in each message, subscribers would be led to a recorded message, either from Spears herself ("Hey, it's Britney Spears.

Likewise, the world wide web as envisaged by Tim Berners-Lee could have had two-way linking embedded in it (which would have facilitated a reciprocal payment system), rather than the one-way linking incorporated in the original design.