Sentence examples for press linking from inspiring English sources

Pictures later appeared in the tabloid press linking Coe with Jane Flemming, an Australian athlete who was a business associate of his.

This has created the popular impression of Chagas as a new threat, with some articles in the press linking it to climate change or illegal immigration.

Few names have been mentioned in the Hollywood press linking actors to the role but betting shop Paddy Power has put Jake Gyllenhaal, Tobey Maguire, James Franco and Jeremy Renner among its top picks.

It was difficult enough building an anti-war movement without the press linking this kind of action to the wider Left.' Nigel Fountain, who wrote the definitive history of the alternative media during the period, Underground, said that many people on the Left were forced to support the Stoke Newington Eight out of a sense of solidarity.

The other options were: "linking the official to a fictitious plot against General Torrijos," "leaking information on drug trafficking to the press," "linking his removal to negotiations over the future status of the Panama Canal," and "secretly encouraging powerful groups in Panama to raise the issue" of his corruption.

Despite rumors in the Australian press linking Lochte with Australian swimmer Blair Evans, Lochte's mother, Ileana, confirmed to Us Weekly in a July 28 , 2012 interview that her son was "too busy" to be in a relationship and stated that it "wouldn't be fair to the girl".

Influential men, in government and the press, linked with the French and Russian embassies, campaigned for Britain's instant intervention – for the sake of Russia and France, irrespective of Belgium.

On Monday, one online gambling company, 888 Holdings, said it was in "various preliminary discussions with third parties," after articles in the British press linked the company with PartyGaming.

With more or less delicacy, the press linked his dramatic personal style (he had a weakness for purple shirts, cherished his friendships with princesses and owned a framed pair of Queen Victoria's stockings) to his unacknowledged homosexuality.St John-Stevas was an unusual man, who would struggle to be selected as a Tory now (for one thing, he was a committed pro-European).

Initial investigations into the murder had little success, although elements of the press linked it to the two previous murders and suggested the killing might have been perpetrated by a gang, as in the case of Smith.

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