Sentence examples for to linked from inspiring English sources
noun
A connection between places, people, events, things, or ideas.
- The mayor's assistant serves as the link to the media.
This suggests that shares do not contribute to actual visits to linked resources.
"Notes on a Scandal," a hurried, brilliant ninety-two minutes long, is structured as a series of graded dramatic climaxes leading to linked explosions.
Each has an airy constellation of primary-colored discs attached to linked wires balanced on the pointy tip of a sheet metal base.
But I also refer to linked or related groups such as Al-Shatab in Somalia or a complex of India-focused radical groups based in Pakistan, such as Lashkar-e-Taiba, which has long-lived historical connections to Al Qaeda.
On user click, Control transfers to linked page at "Ticket Details Pagee.
Why might we expect that referring to linked representations with gesture is beneficial for students' learning?
On user click, Control transfers to linked page at "List of Trains Pagee.
On user click, Control transfers to linked page at "Plan My Travel" Form.
In this experiment, we investigated how variations in teachers' multi-modal reference to linked mathematical representations influenced students' learning.
The bug allowed any customer to modify code on the customer's account page that allows users to "gift" data to linked accounts.
However, Foldera's folders are a bit more flexible than traditional folders because they do allow files to linked to multiple projects (folders) in their drag and drop interface.
