Sentence examples for something that linked from inspiring English sources

It had to be personal, something that linked them.

And yet there was something that linked them — was it merely in the eye of the beholder or was it in the paintings themselves?

But more likely I was trying to hold on to something that linked me to the pre-handover way of life.

The German-born artist said she wanted something that linked the National Gallery and its sublime landscapes and the square itself, with its themes of monumentality and conquering – hence, a mountain.

For Mandela, the circumcision was something that linked him with his Thembu ancestors; in losing a part of his manhood, he became a man.

The concept of a single sign-on and a user's identity that will be used outside of LinkedIn's own platform is an interesting one: it's also something that LinkedIn's acquisition of Rapportive is exploring with its new LinkedIn Intro app for iPhone.

And the playwright does something that More does not do, something that links the skeleton's weird spine directly to his life of crime.

For Palmer, every corner of the museum contains his fingerprints or something that links him to golf's past, present and future.

Mr. Washington found the material irresponsible, something that links "Seven" to the climactic scene in "Hannibal," which has drawn similar complaints (and which gives a whole new meaning to the title of an old Emerson, Lake and Palmer album, "Brain Salad Surgery").

When pressed to name something that links Intuit's online and software products, Bill Harris, the company's executive vice president, can only come up with one.

We have something that links us".