Sentence examples for making a link between from inspiring English sources

After watching the drug-war ads equating taking drugs to terrorism, I wrote a column making a link between driving gas-guzzling cars like S.U.V.'s and supporting countries that fund terrorists.

Mr. Manuelle not only joined in the "hasta abajo" dancing, but also traded improvisations with Hector and Tito, making a link between the improvised words and music of a salsa sonero and the "improvisando" rapping of reggaeton.

"There were all these artists working in interdisciplinary ways," Tate tells me, making "a link between an experimental black literature and experimental black music [like] Miles Davis and Art Ensemble of Chicago".

In truth it feels artificially separated from the city in which it is held, and including Tintoretto is a brilliant way of making a link between Venice ancient and modern.

OLIVER STRAND Note: An earlier version of the subheading with this entry has been changed because it was unintentionally insensitive in making a link between last year's tragedy in Japan and the opportunity for tourism.

Of course making a link between football and universities is hardly novel: annual league tables being the most obvious parallel, along with commentary comparing the transfer market in star academics with the Premiership in the run up to the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), and next year's Research Excellence Framework REFF).

His brain quickly made a link between all three things.

"She made a link between the school and parents," Perry says.

"We hope to make a link between them and our rapidly growing business community".

He finished his speech by appearing to make a link between the two periods.

It was to make a link between cucumber-cool ladies and perspiring athletes.