Sentence examples for which I linked from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, this site, to which I linked from a site belonging to my own denomination.

Bernard Schwartz, the director of the Unterberg Poetry Center at the 92nd Street Y, was kind enough to provide an excerpt from last month's interview between Richard Ford and Shirley Hazzard, which I linked to in my previous post.

I'll refer everyone back to Chris Geidner's piece which I linked at the top of this.

At the hearing Representative Issa conducted, which I link to in the column, he stated the S.E.C. had a "dual mandate".

CrunchFund is also an investor in GoPollGo, which I link to above.

The various social network platforms -- many of which I link - only see a small side of me - I post carefully, conscious of many factors and filters, with a bottom line that reflects my accountability to the company I work for, my family and yes my friends.

The crux pitches of these last two, which I first linked 45 years ago, is now a classic in the British sea-cliff repertoire.

Smith Barney's brochure for clients on how to protect their accounts, which I've linked to on the Web version of this story, reads like a mini encyclopedia of investor paranoia.

The Vitality Group points to a series of studies its parent company published in 2008 using its own data, all of which I've linked to here in the online version of the column.

Searching the web for extracts of Strick's film to which I could link in this article, I see that the brilliant documentary maker Adam Curtis was asking about heckling on behalf of the director back in 2010.

Today, we're ostensibly discussing Predestination, a new time-travel transgender thriller, which I tenuously link to both Boyhood and Linklater's 18-year-spanning Before trilogy (charting Hawke's character Jesse's ongoing relationship with Julie Delpy's Celine).