Sentence examples for a wireless ticket from inspiring English sources
The thinking is that InfoSpace insp can't ride on a wireless ticket if it's got a Web portal dragging it down.
A new, wireless ticketing system, Reisekort, has in the recent years been implemented.
Two were Americans … One … an aircraft skipper down from New Guinea to get his wireless ticket; and the other chap a ship's officer with the same objective.
Famous aviators who trained for their wireless ticket at McKenzie's school include Patrick Gordon Taylor and Cecil Arthur Butler.
The Department of Civil Aviation fitted out a room at the school with transmitters, receivers and radio compass so that pilots could train for their wireless ticket at the school.
Wireless tickets go on sale Friday 22 February at 9am, priced at £57.50 plus booking fee.
There are companies here that make wireless networks for underground mines; wireless tickets for buses and ski lifts; wireless automation systems for factories; and wireless encryption systems to protect data sent over the airwaves.
Focusing your camera phone on the code and then clicking any button launches a wireless service -- for example, the ability to buy a train ticket, check an airplane's departure time or download a ring tone from a store display.
Last week, both BoxOffice, an app that carries movie listings and sells tickets, and NetShare, an app that turns the iPhone into a wireless modem, were removed from the store, which is part of iTunes.
The ideal persists, in a wireless age.
