Sentence examples for written link from inspiring English sources

If you're doing a 360 video, post your print or your written link in that section so that they move to the written and vice versa.

The in-house program Link-Hunter is a revised version of the previously written Link-Finder program, designed to automatically validate and summarize cross-linked peptides based on MS n data and database searching results as previously described.

English is apparently his fourth language, and I found myself wishing that he had written Links in one of the first three and got himself a decent translator.

When she writes, "Link in bio," It's your wedding venue's site.

"Merci Thomas!" he wrote, linking the post to Ayad's Facebook profile.

"The border is like Swiss cheese," he wrote, linking to a crude image apparently demonstrating Australia's "multiple vulnerabilities".

He wrote: "Links between the stigma often associated with being LGBT and poor mental health are well established.

12.51pm: Tom Clark writes: Linking council rents to the market rent (even on a subsidised basis) will:  Further the removing of the poor from inner London.

The Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday has responded to outrage over a column she wrote linking Elliot Rodger's killing spree to a Hollywood culture of "frat-boy fantasies".

"The French phrase 'guerre de nerfs' " -- war of nerves -- "of 25 years ago has since come to be referred to as 'the cold war,' " he wrote, linking his own lingo of cool and hot with the language of international politics.

He regrets supporting Gonzalez's project ("Studies like that just made the ridiculous seem worth investigating," he writes), linking it to the same kind of magical thinking behind South African President Thabo Mbeki's denial that H.I.V. causes AIDS.