Sentence examples for making links with from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Established in 1970, in a four-storey Victorian terrace, the commune was dedicated to making links with the struggles of the wider community and, internally, shaking up traditional family roles.

Known as Illy, he'd been working the Melbourne hip-hop scene, doing little shows here and there, building his name and making links with the local Crooked Eye rap crew and its frontman Phrase.

China is now aware that it needs to focus on building its technical workforce and is raising the profile of skills training by making links with really first-rate employers.

"I was one of the last members of the opposition to make links with the United States".

There are also efforts to make links with schools and rowing clubs.

In the last few years she revisited China and made links with Chinese sociologists.

You should also try to make links with your school community and with any NQT networks in your area.

Nicholson was also keen to make links with voluntary groups and develop a good relationship with local newspapers.