Sentence examples for ones that link from inspiring English sources

But they do contain intelligence reports, albeit flawed ones, that link the Algerian to three major terrorist attacks in Pakistan during this time.

This should strengthen competing travel sites, especially newer ones that link directly to the airlines like Mobissimo and Yapta.

Among the most explosive of the hundreds of bogus documents sold by Mr. Cusack were ones that linked John F. Kennedy to Marilyn Monroe and a Chicago mob figure.

One that links us directly to our shared history?

Google runs two vast networks—one that links its huge data centres together and another that delivers its services to the outside world.

The early high point -- one that links him forever with New York -- was winning an N.B.A. title in 1973 with the Knicks.

My choice of site for Britain's equivalent of the presidential farm idea would be London's Green Park, the triangular one that links Hyde Park and St James's.

The most difficult line that Purvis and Hulbert walk is the one that links Sandy Gall, the brave, craggy ITN reporter, to Afghanistan.

Yet here the Coens subtly plant one of their grand ironies, one that links up with the movie's central current of metaphorical power: the Gorfeins and the principled abortionist prove to be among the most enduring audience that Davis might ever find, because his younger, hipper audience (as the movie's whiplash ending shows) will be among the first to desert him.

It is a familiar scent, one that links this Westwood shop to Tehran's bazaars nearly 8,000 miles away.

On Wednesday, farmers used hundreds of tractors to block key roads and highways, including one that links the Greece's north to its south.