Sentence examples for making links from inspiring English sources

Their understanding is enhanced and they begin making links.

Making links: women protesters at Greenham Common in 1982.

Technology brings the world into your classroom and making links with other countries makes learning real.

If you are making links, replace the grinding plate with a stuffer attachment with a ¾-inch opening.

"It's about making links and perceptions, and the real moments of the game happen subjectively, in the player's mind".

Planning involves staring at a blank page and thinking up ideas, then rejecting some, ordering what's left and making links.

By the time I am done posting entries, moderating comments and making links, my, has the time flown.

The more eclectic elements – spiritual photo- graphy, the science of snowflakes, diving virtuosi – are beautifully aligned by making links to historical Japanese pioneers and enthusiasts.

The show is also installed rather well — not chronologically, but making links between different techniques and practices Mr. Katz adopted to develop his signature style.

Branch out beyond alumni: We do tend to focus on 'alumni' giving as the holy grail...but more institutions are making links with supporters of all types.

But she's concerned that the role of headteacher has moved away from what it should be – making links with parents and combining that with knowledge of the child.