Sentence examples for terrible link from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, plenty of non-musicians (such as the four friends with whom the musicians hang out in the loft) also shot heroin, but there was also a terrible link between the modern-jazz milieu and the drug.

Love when media Twitters have terrible link bait questions where the answer is OBVIOUSLY no, like "Should you kill a nurse with a hammer?" I just saw "inbox" used as a verb ("I'll inbox you"), and now I'd like to get off this ride please.

I have been writing for a while about the issues at the Ex-Im Bank, which unfairly subsidizes foreign corporations, often ones with terrible business practices (Link, Link, Link, Link).

Which all eventually served as a sort of terrible local radio link for getting onto the Tories' card of the day: Trident.

His killing is therefore not an afterthought — a bit of gruesome comic business — but an act of terrible consequence, a link in the dark chain that leads ultimately to Hamlet's own.

Winton's most interesting move is to link the terrible physical marks Australia's colonising spirit has wrought on our landscapes with similar marks on our culture.

Not only is there no end in sight to crippling sanctions, but fears loom of terrible vengeance if a link is proved between Iraq and the attacks on America.The regime still puts a brave face on things.

Gudmundsdóttir is relaxing at a farmhouse health resort when a grisly murder occurs and she discovers that stories about the farmhouse being haunted may link to terrible events decades before.

When d 2 > 0.81, ST is far away from PT and the PT → ST link becomes terrible; ST cannot access to the licensed bandwidth and R s return to zero.

Considering that he appeared to be reciting memorized phrases, one wonders if someone was trying to link his terrible crime to terrorist organizations like al Qaeda.

Occasionally this found poetry comes with a link to a terrible e-book such as Pizza Recipes, which would seem to be the original purpose of Horse_ebooks.