Sentence examples for links pushed from inspiring English sources

The ice harvesting was initially centred on the fjords of the west coast, but poor local transport links pushed the trade south and east to the main centres of the Norwegian timber and shipping industries, both essential for ice exporting.

In practice, the blogroll is an attempt by the author to place his blog in a specific genre or group, and a reciprocal effort by a posse of bloggers to raise each other's visibility on the internet (because the number of incoming links pushes a blog higher in search-engine results).

His man, Edward Timpson, hasn't bothered with football links but pushed hard on the local angle yesterday.

Gmail's new task list keyboard shortcut for email items can be extended to harvest other links, and pushed to the iPhone for action on the go.

Clicking one of the 'Unread' links automatically pushes a site down into the 'Recently Read' feature.

Through the structure design and kinematic analysis of a steering crawling tetrahedron robot which links a pushing element on one of its four nodes [11], the slope crawling gait was presented.

We've used our branded short domain tcrn.ch before with awe.sm for our story links we push out to Twitter, but switched to bit.ly because it was fast becoming the standard.

Never, ever collect emails other than asking the surfer directly with the proper buttons and links to push so that they choose to be opted in.

She used to google me all the time and sit there for an hour clicking on all my positive links to push them ahead of the negative ones in the rankings.

But also useful is this link push ability.

It was the late-night resignation from Mr Tung's cabinet on July 6th by James Tien, the head of the Liberal Party largely made up of business people, many of whom have close links to China that pushed the chief executive to make his dramatic climbdown in the small hours, after an emergency meeting of his cabinet.