Sentence examples for Provide frequent updates from inspiring English sources

The Lede will provide frequent updates here.

Besides the usual fare -- e-mail messages and chat rooms -- its service includes Web pages that provide frequent updates on the latest Republican developments.

Villaseñor mirrors Ocasio-Cortez on other screens, too: they both provide frequent updates on their professional and personal lives in ephemeral Instagram stories.

The online coverage, at newsday.com/ebiz, will provide frequent updates on local and national business news and emphasize technology, real estate and health care, said Raymond A. Jansen, Newsday's publisher.

To ensure the happiness of the superintendent, contractors should provide frequent updates and follow all building rules, including those pertaining to work hours, protecting common spaces and using the service elevator.

A fleet of small satellites in low orbit could pick up these signals and provide frequent updates about the ships' positions without the vessels having to use costly dedicated satellite uplinks.

Although Mr. Hadow's drifting position was known and satellite images on government Web sites provided frequent updates on storm fronts and ice cracks, the plane could not land to retrieve him until dense polar clouds slowly moved on.

While outside, Mr. Peterson provided frequent updates on police radio, according to a timeline provided by the sheriff's office, including directing other officers to the building on the large campus and asking for nearby streets to be shut down.

He provided frequent updates on the trade talks to two high-ranking officials: Stu Jackson, the N.B.A.'s executive vice president of basketball operations, and Joel Litvin, the president of league operations.

While on the run, he provided frequent updates on his bizarre tale of escape to members of the media and on his blog whoismcafee.com, where some posts, including one suggesting his double was caught at the border with a North Korean passport, have been deleted.

Chaired by Rosalind Picard, a professor of media arts and sciences, the steering committee and its working groups are responsible for coordinating existing support services, launching promising new prevention and care initiatives, and providing frequent updates on successes, challenges, and overall community impact.