Sentence examples for times linked from inspiring English sources

Wasn't it less than a week ago that Alex Rodriguez was in the P.E.D. spotlight after a newspaper article in Miami New Times linked him to an anti-aging clinic in South Florida?

The euro crisis has thrust Germany reluctantly into a leadership role and cast a harsh light on France's reluctance to reform.Mr Hollande has tried to court Spain and Italy; Mrs Merkel has at times linked arms with the Netherlands and Finland.

Minor differences were observed in terms of chord sizes, clustered properties and interparticle arrival times linked with the slightly smaller sensor size of the fiber-optical probe.

Li agreed, citing Forrester research on the range of behavior on the Web, which is sometimes based on skill and demographics and other times linked more to a user's stage of life.

And yet, here we are tonight, during the darkest of times, linked by bonds of history and faith, doing our part to rekindle hope.

Jon Caramanica from The New York Times linked "Watch N' Learn" to Beyoncé Knowles' "Party", however he concluded that even though it has "good mouth feel but no taste".

Trading Times links family carers to local organisations with flexible employment opportunities that fit around care responsibilities.

Mark Thoma has an excellent column at the Fiscal Times linking the fight over the debt ceiling to the larger issue of extreme inequality.

They have been used for transportation since ancient times, linking the many cultural groups of the region.

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

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