Sentence examples for Hello, team from inspiring English sources

Hello team, and welcome back to another episode of Bullish, TechCrunch's first talk show.

So with 2.0, the Hello team looked for ways to acknowledge that people still aren't crazy about typing in a bunch of other people's contact information, but they also did not want to hand their phones over to have someone else do it for them — and this is where the business card scanning comes in.

The financial terms of the acquisition aren't being disclosed, but Shah says the current Hello Bar team will not be joining Crazy Egg.

Even Murray and the Hello Games team do not fully know what they'll find in their universe.

Hello Games' team doesn't stretch to the hundreds, instead comprising just ten full-time employees, give or take the occasional fluctuation, headed by managing director Sean Murray.

The service was dreamed up by members of The Kitchen, an alternative, non-denominational Jewish community in San Francisco and includes items that are curated by a variety of experts -- from San Francisco tastemakers to Facebook's former director of market development, Randi Zuckerberg, who is a member of the Hello Mazel team. .

IBM Research and Hello Tractor teams will continue to build out the blockchain-enabled Digital Wallet on a lab, engineer and business level throughout 2019.

DETROIT — Ernie Harwell, the beloved Detroit Tigers broadcaster, described his rare visit to Comerica Park for Wednesday night's game as a chance to say hello to the team and its fans.

It was the commercial tie-in with Nike that led to Brazil playing friendlies all over the world (Hello Andorra!), the team a sideshow for hire, another stage in the incremental decline of Brazil as a megalith, a force of the imagination, even an elite brand.

My Office Hours: I say hello to the team, check in to see who needs me and review the day with my assistant.

To find out if there is similar information in a person's voice, he and his colleagues decided to test "one of the quickest and shortest of sociable words, 'Hello.' " The team recorded 64 Scottish undergraduate students (32 males and 32 females) reading an unfamiliar passage which included a telephone conversation.