Sentence examples for time linked from inspiring English sources

The stories moves across states and time, linked together by coincidences that Rakoff describes in little jewel boxes of scenes that propel the action forward.

In his speech, the son for the first time linked victory in Iraq to a renewed effort in the Middle East.

In a concession to creditors, the coupon is expected to escalate beyond 4 percent over time, linked to the growth of the Greek economy.

The club spent about $800,000 on new players last summer and was at one time linked with the French international Robert Pires.

Today, in a region with the world's largest Catholic population, little survives of a movement that for the first time linked the church to the poor, not the powerful.

A former United States Olympic official pleaded guilty today to tax fraud in a case that for the first time linked the Salt Lake bribery scandal to Rome's failed bid for the 2004 Summer Games.

By Richard Brody June 15 , 2017Bill Morrison's new documentary, "Dawson City: Frozen Time," links the gold rush with the rise of Hollywood.

It thus underpins individual identity while at the same time linking a person to many others who share similar associations.

Chuck D, representing the pop left's small hip-hop wing, has recently had a hard time linking his trademark righteous rage to compelling music.

Alexander said: "We will increase financial penalties for offshore evaders, including, for the first time, linking the penalty to underlying assets.

Those with a passion for a special subject, obscure author or favorite book will, over time, link up its important parts.