Sentence examples for was often linked with from inspiring English sources

legendary American frontierswoman whose name was often linked with that of Wild Bill Hickok.

He twice represented the UK in the Eurovision song contest, he raised hell with Sean Connery, and his lantern-jawed good looks ensured his name was often linked with female stars of the era.

Fellow author Douglas McCauley said large body size was often linked with the need for larger ocean spaces to range in, so an increasing trend for governments to create very large marine protected areas could hold some hope for species.

The most direct lineage in contemporary fiction can probably be traced to the work of Richard Ford but during his lifetime he was often linked with 'dirty realists' such as Jayne Anne Phillips; a writer for whom he often expressed admiration though stylistically their work could hardly be more different.

He also had familiarity with Rufinus' Latin translation of Origen's On First Principles and was often linked with Origen in medieval times.

When the Normans invaded Ireland, Scotland, and Wales in the 11th and 12th centuries, settlement in those countries was predominantly non-urban, and the foundation of towns was often linked with the creation of a castle.

Neuronal migration deficits are often linked with seizures and ID47.

These groups are often linked with each other and with rightwing organisations like the Institute of Public Affairs IPAA).

In popular culture, music lessons are often linked with psychological torment.

Drivers' inattention, human error and aggressive behavior are often linked with vehicle crashes.

The occurrence of depression in old age is often linked with grave consequences.