Sentence examples for moment linked from inspiring English sources
She also brought her own hands together for Meares and, in a graceful and touching moment, linked arms with her old enemy.
Still, perhaps given the general trend with tech stocks at the moment, LinkedIn's share price is currently trading at just above $161 per share, at the lower end of its 52-week range.
The fashion council's incubator program came along at the right moment, linking them with a publicist and a plan to develop a more lucrative denim collection.
"One moment links 8 minds in disparate parts of the world, putting 8 strangers in each other's lives, each other's secrets, and in terrible danger".
In a storyboard-style graphic novel the reader is just moving through a series of "present" moments linked in a straight line, so the experience can be like a fairly dried-up version of seeing a movie.
That sense of theater history coming alive is one of the pleasures of the show, with Sullivan reprising one of her big career moments, linking today back to her revival in 1995 back to the original Gentlemen Prefer Blondes starring Carol Channing way, way back in 1949.
The Buddhist practice of meditation is designed to pacify thought activities (thereby reaching state 3 [1a−ᴗ1b-ᴗ2] ) and to decrease ignorance, and thus produce perception of an unbroken sequence of conscious moments linking protoconscious events (the protoconsciousness of Rosenberg, mentioned immediately above) with consciousness via cognition.
On books.google.com at the moment, links are only to entire books.
Photograph: AFP/Getty Images/ Andreas Solaro Updated at 4.32pm GMT 4.24pm GMT Hollande says Greece deserves aid French president François Hollande has said Greece deserves Europe's aid, in a press conference taking place at the moment (link here).
Best moment: Link with the Nicholls-trained Silviniaco Conti has given him victories in five Grade 1 races in last two seasons including two King George V1 Chases.
But my favorite story is how Branca and Thomson later became friends, bonding over the moment that linked them forever.
