Sentence examples for would have linked from inspiring English sources

Today the bridge would have linked tiny, landlocked Armenia to Turkey.

It would have linked the southern countries of the EU with 11 countries in north Africa and the Middle East.

The line that is now almost completed is a much smaller version of an ambitious 22-mile railway that would have linked Manhattan to both airports.

But somehow neither full comic momentum nor dramatic density is achieved, and the delicate thematic counterpoint that would have linked Yuans story with Ceces is missing.

The road -- which would have linked Fifth Avenue on the north side of the park to West Broadway on the south -- would have wiped out some playgrounds.

The planned acquisition, announced in August, would have linked Verizon -- formed by Bell Atlantic's acquisition of GTE -- with NorthPoint's broad network of high-speed Internet systems.

The program would have links to area businesses for on-the-job training.

The network would have links to cultural and educational institutions like museums, libraries, zoos and performing arts centers.

Carroll said several countries would be interested in Prakash's knowledge, given he has been implicated in a number of plots and would have links to other activities.

He said it was possible users who reported a concern via the Facebook system would then get a text box that would have links to the Ceop site.

The LLDC, which has found permanent tenants for seven of the eight permanent venues on the park, but must still finalise the future of the main stadium, said the annual festival of disability sport would have links to programmes in the surrounding boroughs to encourage grassroots sport.