Sentence examples for to link to a from inspiring English sources

For the highest end of the range, students have to link to a different page.

Here's an excuse to link to a funny CollegeHumor video featuring the Riddler and Batman.

You may wish to link to a website that provides daily affirmations consistent with your Path.

It is to link to a highway under construction on the Chinese side of the border at Lao Cai.

And AfD supporters will relish being able to link to a more 'respectable' forum than Compact on their Facebook feeds".

It would be easy to link to a precise definition, but that doesn't really provide a relevant answer.

A flood of emails purporting to link to a video of Obama's acceptance speech were actually connected to a trojan horse program which would compromise the target's PC.

Anybody who writes about, say, blog design will be strongly tempted to link to a collection of 50 beautiful blog designs, as long as it's done well.

An employee of Penguin's China branch suggests that the interest in Shakespeare there is one way to link to a western lifestyle.

He also used his second tweet to link to a memorandum from Mr. Obama's campaign which argues that Republican policies have alienated Latino voters.

For instance, whether the Federal Reserve will continue to keep interest rates low would be difficult to link to a particular company's prospects.