Sentence examples for little links from inspiring English sources

In speech, these little links go almost unnoticed.

"Little links our performers other than that they're radical yet entertaining".

Aside from the fact that their directors were once married, very little links them.

That's why most sites now also have helpful little links called Forgotten Your Password?

Little links the chosen subjects together except the broad divisions "front line experience", "leadership" and "occupation" into which the contributions are divided.

A year after the death of Rutledge, Lincoln carried on a halfhearted courtship with Mary Owens, who eventually concluded that Lincoln was "deficient in those little links which make up the chain of woman's happiness".

In the past, delivering economic growth seemed to have little link to getting re-elected.

He also disagreed with the Bush argument that rising budget deficits have little link to higher interest rates.

Though there appears to be little link to religion, abortion is more common among women with low levels of education.

I used to think such films had as little link with real-life empathy as crab sticks do with actual crabs.

All the French jokes, and in particular the distinctive word plays, are given a new English spin, often with very little link to the original.