Sentence examples for a glitch of its own from inspiring English sources

A film review on Thursday about "Glitch in the Grid" had a glitch of its own: the movie is distributed by Vanguard Cinema; it is not "self-distributed" by the filmmakers, the brothers Jeffrey and Eric Leiser.

Maine had a glitch of its own two years ago, after a truck carrying a big piece of turbine got stuck for hours while trying to round a corner near Searsport, a port near Belfast that receives many turbine parts from overseas.

Among other things, Gibson's recent fiction explores the idea that our world now is also programmed, in the sense that most of it is encoded as "information" in zeroes and ones, and therefore has patterns and glitches of its own.

It has a flavour of its own.

After its first product Glitch shut down, Tiny Speck seized the moment to see if its internal platform could fare as a product of its own.

Usada has a deterrent of its own.

War has a momentum of its own.

Film needs a language of its own.

"It is an entity of its own".

When Glitch didn't work out, they decided to see if Slack had legs of its own, and seems to be part of a much wider trend, in the words of Butterfield.

Hop-On's chief executive, Peter Michaels, says that his company had to use Nokia phones to produce its samples because of glitches with its own invention.