Sentence examples for start linked from inspiring English sources

The odds had been stacked against McCain from the start, linked, as he was, to Bush, with his near-record low popularity ratings, hostility towards the Iraq war and an impending recession.

After eBay acquired PayPal, founders and employees went on to start LinkedIn, YouTube, Slide, Yelp and Founders Fund.

What's really interesting is when you can start linking them together".

No, neither do I, but from the word go, baby brains start linking flavours with experiences and so our most deeply entrenched association with eating is that it is comforting.

The two biggest cost centres in most businesses are people and property, and businesses need to start linking these two pieces in a more strategic and agile way to maximise both.

6 The BIG canvas – the Liverpool Space Programme with pop-up solutions, play areas, allotments and community takeovers of unused council-owned property 7 The BIG three – Varsity Week to start linking the city with its thriving but often separate student life.

If a lot of sites start linking to something unique, TechMeme guesses it's news.

Now all iMindi needs is for people to fill its database so that it can start linking people's thoughts.

I won't even start linking to the many, many search startups that are trying to answer that question.

Clinton would stop apologizing for her populism and start linking the theft of our democracy with the ransacking of our economy.

I'm sorry and I promise not to start linking to Anthony Robins and "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" any time soon.