Sentence examples for links to catch from inspiring English sources

Here are a few links to catch you up to date on the latest news regarding Delicious (blog post, press release).

The ability of the large brass links to catch light and define pockets of random shadow in the small spaces between them is similar in effect to the stark treatment of light [and] dark that Conrad often employed in his political cartoons.

Follow this link to catch up with the diary from the first week of the festival.

There's plenty more than just that, though, but you'll have to stream or download the show via the link to catch it all.

I know you all have been following my tips with fervid passion but if you happened to miss any of the past 6 articles you can "click" on any of the links below to catch up. 2. Stand Your Ground.

He pressed his nose against a chain-link fence to catch a glimpse of basketball players soaring toward the melting sun against a Harlem sky.

The iPlayer, which catered to more than 162m programme requests last month, will now link to catch-up TV from rival broadcasters, including ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and S4C.

There is a chain-link mesh hung across the open space between the two lanes to catch debris.

If he did, here's a convenient link for him to catch up with Dr. Jones's remarks (fast-forward to about 27:45 in the video).

The Mayor and TfL might protest that it is too early to judge, and Johnson has made the reasonable point that new transport links take a while to catch on.

Follow the link in each slide to catch a glimpse of cinematic and classical genius.