Sentence examples for 1 bookmark from inspiring English sources

5 p.m. 1) BOOKMARK THIS Old and new Berkeley, activists and high-tech workers, all head to Moe's Books (2476 Telegraph Avenue; 510-849-2087; www.comsbooks.com).com

These objects include: (1) a GenomeDataManager that requests, organizes, and stores data obtained from the server; (2) Track objects that denote genomic datasets; (3) Genome objects that include information such as chromosome lengths; and (4) Bookmark objects for genomic regions with annotations.

(Most services find that their users have 50 to 100 bookmarks apiece, though some have thousands).

It opened on Tuesday night with a helicopter drop of 100,000 bookmark-sized poems which floated across the city as far as Camberwell.

If you've had 27 tabs open in Chrome for the last four months, or 322 bookmarks in Firefox, or if you habitually highlight passages on your Kindle then promptly forget all about them, you'll know what I mean.

Matthew Soerens, an organizer of the prayer campaign, said that more than 700 churches nationwide had asked for some of the 75,000 bookmarks the coalition is distributing, which serve as guides to Bible passages to study during the 40-day challenge.

Is there a way I can arrange a somewhat top-heavy list of Internet Explorer 5.0 bookmarks into a system of folders? A. Creating folders to help organize your Favorites by categories or other criteria can help you keep track of them, and it is a fairly easy thing to do in Internet Explorer 5.0 for Windows, as well as in the Macintosh edition.

Users will now see 6 bookmarks instead of 4 while playing games, which should boost retention and re-engagement.

But it looks like Delicious has also integrated a useful feature they didn't mention in the blog post announcing the updates: a brand new audio player to play your MP3 bookmarks inside the browser.

This morning over coffee, I clicked on my more than 9 bookmarks of local news websites for items of interest.

The Evangelical Immigration Table has mounted a six-figure campaign that includes Christian radio ads, distribution of more than 100,000 bookmarks urging congregants and members of Congress to read Bible passages about "welcoming the stranger" and plans for an April 17 lobbying day in Washington.