Sentence examples for that linked you from inspiring English sources

In spite of the promise of 10 free texts, my guy never figured out how to respond to my sixth: "If there were an app that linked you up with a fake girlfriend, who was apparently NOT A BOT, would you do it and why?

One class of app that can be both helpful and fun is those apps that link you to the different Web cams that many resorts now have on the mountainsides.

Inside of these rooms you can add doors that link you to your friends' rooms, allowing you to virtually walk through your social graph.

(At that link, you may marvel, particularly, at Christopher Monckton's poem about me and Marc Morano).

May 9, 2013 2.30pm BST "I clicked that link you put up and left a 'message' for David Moyes," says Rebecca Halifax.

After clicking on that link, you'll have to calculate the actual tax yourself, since you're typically given only a percentage.

If you break that link, you lose trust and all the reputation in the world will not help to bring it back again.

"Looking at that link you posted of the scorecard where Graham Onions is running rampant, it looks like Durham are playing with 12 men?!" says Kat Rowles.

If you right-click that link, you can copy the address to your clipboard, which can be helpful if you want to refer to it in your own comment.

If you click on that link, you'll see a bunch of us TechCrunch writers are selected for you to follow.

Once you click that link, you'll drill-down into perspectives on the Vice Presidential nominee's speech last night at the Republican National Convention.