Sentence examples for regularly linked with from inspiring English sources
The LSE is regularly linked with many of the world's other leading exchanges.
The 23-year-old has been regularly linked with a move away from the Eredivisie club this summer, with Fulham, QPR and Werder Bremen among those reportedly interested.
Cabaye moved to Selhurst Park in July but was regularly linked with Arsenal and went close to joining the north London side two years ago.
The right-winger Andy Najar regularly linked with Dennis Praet and the duo combined for Najar's headed opener, they nearly set up right-back Anthony Vanden Borre for a second.
Osorio, who is regularly linked with the vacancy at the helm of the US men's national team, has said he will take his time before deciding whether to accept the Mexican federation's offer of a contract extension.
The principality's status as a tax haven means that it is regularly linked with organised crime gangs, as well as prominent individuals who want to keep the source of their wealth a closely guarded secret.
Dyche has regularly been linked with other jobs and is understood not to have any interest in taking over the Premier League's bottom club but he did warn supporters his time in Lancashire will not last for ever.
He has regularly been linked with a return to the club but, in a twist of fate, may now find himself playing in the colours of their arch-rivals.
The England Under-21 international has regularly been linked with Premier League sides, including Liverpool, since making his Rams debut in 2011.
Nobody in Spain will be surprised to see Javi Gracia back in management, because he has regularly been linked with a number of high-profile jobs - including Athletic Bilbao, Sevilla and former club Malaga - since leaving his brief tenure with Rubin Kazan last summer.
In Europe and Australia, these strains were regularly found to be linked with immigrants from the Middle East and Central Asia, hence the name of Central Asian 1 or CAS1 family, which was recently given to all isolates characterized by the absence of spacers 4 7 and 23 34 (6 ).
