Sentence examples for links turning from inspiring English sources

This may be the south of England, but it was difficult to ignore the rain that fell at Castle Stuart Golf Links, turning the course into a quagmire and shortening the Scottish Open to 54 holes.

Around 2 million business professionals visit and use the site each month, which they may go to because they are repeat users, or because G2 Crowd happens to have a very strong SEO game, with its links turning up at the top of the list when you do a search for a specific product or product category.

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) says that it expects to receive complaints "soon" from people who have had requests to remove personal details from Google's index of links turned down.

John Longworth, chairman of the British Chambers of Commerce, says much of Osborne's list of bypasses, trunk roads and rail links turned out to be "pie in the sky", and calls instead for, "something tangible and solid".

Instead, we often observed that links turned off or on (e.g. changed from a strong activator to neutral).

When you've lubed all the links, turn the cranks again for half a minute or so to make sure that the lube settles properly into the inside of the link.

The agency previously spent $66 million on the link turning it into a more traditional cloverleaf design rather its previous configuration as a left turn going east on the 408 to the 417.

A surprising link turned up between empathy in dogs and deception.

"When I've played my first record, done my first link, turned off my mic, I'll be fine".

By contrast, my fondness for prose – and my disgusted CLOSE TAB when an interesting link turns out to be, ugh, a video – marks me as a digital fogey.

Clicking the "Take a break" link turns the screen gray, and a message reads: "Take a walk, get some real work done, or have a snack.