Sentence examples for start to link from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps you can start to link culture to geography to climate.

Will the UK finally wake up to the myth of charity, and start to link the domestic agenda with international anti-poverty campaigns?

"If they all use the same address, or the same phone number, or work at the same place, you start to link them together," he said.

Mr. Obama's message to insurers will serve to put the industry on notice and position the White House politically should voters start to link premium increases to the new law.

People start to link to it.

You will start to link to others' blogs and they will link to yours, or you will post questions to a forum or a mailing list.

I started to link energy production, climate change and environmental disasters.

Some online services have started to link once-disparate databases in a single file.

He'd have been lost, wouldn't he? He'd have panicked and started to link some sort of regional badminton tournament.

I think Australians are starting to link a lot of our economic, environmental and social problems back to this root cause".

Some ad networks have started to link their cookie files to those of their clients, so that a company's existing customers see different ads as they surf the Web than new sales prospects do.