Sentence examples for links visitors from inspiring English sources
It donates half the commissions the company receives when it links visitors to online retailers.
Meanwhile, Nanda Kishore, the chief technology officer of ShareThis, a service found on the Romney site by Ghostery that collects information about the links visitors share with their social networks, said the company collects only "anonymous" information about users and does not share or sell it.
Book 22 links visitors to "The Marriage Bed" for guidance.
WHAT YOU SEE -- Four keys link visitors to the site's major areas.
Web sites for fans of athletes and musicians linked visitors to eBay, urging them to bid.
The industry sued MP3Board.com in June in federal court, asserting that the site linked visitors to pirated music.
Through this link, visitors can search for current and past news reports by country -- and, thankfully, read them in English.
Those included the adoption of a new, industry-standard icon that group members would run, which would link visitors to a page with information about privacy.
By Wednesday evening, officials at Yale had removed most references to Collins's charities from the athletic department's Web site, which had linked visitors to Collins's Web site and provided his contact information.
And YouTube also makes it easy for blogs (and, it's now clear, pornography sites) to "embed" YouTube videos on their own Web pages; instead of following a link, visitors can simply press "play".
Each feature is priced, and additional links allow visitors to compare the car they are building with other Saturn models.
