Sentence examples for surprise link from inspiring English sources

There might even be a surprise link up with trainer of the moment, Shane McGuigan, and an appearance on a card promoted by Shane's old man Barry, whose last show, headed by Carl Frampton, played out before an audience of more than a million on ITV.

To Shapiro's surprise, a link came up to Harvard's Theodore Roosevelt collection, in which lay a cache of nearly six hundred letters written to King by Edith Kermit Roosevelt.

Trump's surprise move linking Afghanistan cooperation to the trade imbalance between the United States and India — about $24 billion last year — would likely introduce an "uneasy dynamic" to the India-U.

Stricker says the Open produces surprises because links golf remains a rare form of competition for most professionals, particularly those based on the United States tour.

Among the surprises: stories linking climate change to weird weather and sea-level rise were up.

Concerns like his stem, I think, at least in part from the disconcerting surprise that a link in an article leads not to another Web site offering information, or to another Times page, as other links on the Times site do, but to an immediate opportunity to buy something from The Times.

Protesters angered over the acquittal of the man responsible for killing teenager Trayvon Martin have taken to the streets in rallies in more than 100 US cities, strengthened by Barack Obama's surprise decision to link the case to a legacy of racial discrimination.

But the details of the link surprised them.Twenty-two species of bat are known to be tentmakers.

IT is no surprise to discover links between the Argentina-born artist Osvaldo Romberg and the literary magician Jorge Luis Borges.

"It shouldn't surprise anyone that links between plots and those who are orchestrating them lead to decisive American action," a US official told Reuters.

To their surprise, the recommended links might not necessarily be the best the web has to offer.