Sentence examples for and website with from inspiring English sources
A catalyst for growth KidSpirit has evolved into an online publication and website with one compilation issue printed each year.
One of the big issues is that in recent years all the big product innovations have come from Apple which sells through its own shops and website with only a small percentage of sales through third party retailers".
Now 36, Provost helps run US Uncut, a left-leaning Facebook page and website with more than 1.5 million followers, about as many as MSNBC has, from his apartment in Philadelphia.
What these complaints illustrate is not a high level of dissatisfaction with the paper and the website overall - they are concerned with a tiny proportion of the content published by the Guardian every day - but differing expectations of a paper and website with liberal values.
The Orbach Group markets the apartments to students by using a collegiate-looking logo on its buildings and website, with a blue color scheme similar to the one used by Columbia, and by offering tenants a free campus-area shuttle bus.
The same source also said that Giphy is now seeing 200 million daily active users between both the API and website, with around 250 million monthly active users on the website, as well as Giphy's owned and operated integrations.
David DeMember founded digital agency Toi, where he builds apps and websites with his wife, Betty.
Hunt, speaking at the Oxford Media Convention today, said the Tories wanted an all-encompassing regional news solution to empower local radio, newspapers and websites with city-based franchises.
Hunt said the Tories wanted an all-encompassing regional news solution to empower local radio, newspapers and websites with city-based franchises.
A Silicon Valley darling, Stripe allows businesses to incorporate payment services into apps and websites with just a few lines of code.
Research published by the National Literacy Trust last year suggests children are reading fewer novels, comics, magazines and websites with 17% professing that they would be embarrassed if a friend saw them with a book.
