Sentence examples for move linked from inspiring English sources

Maligned by purists but beloved by the masses, the dunk is the sexiest shot in basketball -- and a move linked to credibility.

Ms. Liu's recent work has focused on how change in China is rooted in shifting attitudes across society, a move linked to technology and globalization.

Downing Street also painted Duncan Smith's departure as a move linked to his belief that the UK should leave the EU, in opposition to Cameron, and desire to spend more time on the campaign.

The move links to the York Accord; a formal commitment, made earlier this year, to protect and rebuild higher education in times of conflict.

I think this was a very smart move, linking the past with the future, and I think the next thing you hear from him is going to be quite different".

Again Evra started the move, linking with Tom Cleverley on the left before finding Welbeck on the edge of the area.

News, editorials, reviews are all geared toward your movements: "Series of Very Bad Moves Linked to Green Pill, Ten Drambuies".

At the age of 21, he is already an explosive star with glorious moves, linked, as Scottie Pippen once was, to a superstar who makes him all the more lethal.

All these moves link to one another, so that a traceur might say that he went cat to cat, or that he tic-taced a wall or konged it, then did a roll and a wall leap.

You can easily move links from one folder to another by dragging and dropping, and you can get access to your bookmarks with a Web-enabled cell phone or other wireless device.

Much of the game is controlled in the usual way, with an analog stick to move Link and various buttons to control the tools he collects on his journey.