Sentence examples for making links and from inspiring English sources

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

There is a clear emphasis on the importance of narrative to the study of history to "know and understand the history of these islands as a coherent, chronological narrative" and to making links and developing historical study skills in context.

This was made possible through the continuity of the PP's relationships with the patient, the physician and other members of the practice, and making links between internal and external CPDS resources and activities.

But it was not until 2010 that police and social services had began making links between girls, and realised they were being groomed by an organised group.

A robust MLVA database would assist in making links between environmental and clinical isolates.

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

"We like the idea of making links with upstate communities and the city-to-farm connection for an organics partnership," says NRDC's New York City environment director, Eric Goldstein.

It makes links, images, and text easier to read and use on a mobile device.

Do not make links between Atalante and Vinland and it will be OK".

City Atlas makes finding out fun and encourages readers to make links between the geography and politics of a city and its culture.

Through supported reflection, I help her make links between theory and practice.