Sentence examples for back on the network from inspiring English sources

Jenn went back on the network one weeknight a few days later and noticed some slow response times in the chat function, as well as in the game's team selection and setup; it might have been because three times as many people logged on, compared with our first time.

She was permitted back on the network days later.

Have no fear Tianyu is here with the new B832 that does some snooping for you once the bastards decide to change out your old SIM card for a new one via a SMS text that gets sent to your new phone with your old number once it gets back on the network.

Environmental heterogeneity can feed back on the network structure, for example, due to the evolution of modularity (Parter et al. 2008) and ultimately on the spatial structuring of the genome itself (ten Tusscher and Hogeweg 2009).

The unusual openness makes political sense: with networks scaling back their coverage to an hour a night, the candidates and their families are offering chatty, personal interviews to put the convention back on the networks.

MTV hasn't really been a beacon for pop culture enthusiasts since YouTube stole its fire a decade ago, but the VMAs were traditionally that one time of year when all eyes were back on the cable network.

Both presenters have been back on the social network in the past week expressing their boredom at being "undemployed".

Last year, Arnesen admitted that the global recession had forced Abramovich to cut back on the huge network of scouts that Chelsea employed all over the world.

A suite of cable channels operated by AMC Networks is coming back on the Dish Network, ending a blackout of months that had affected millions of customers.

Why not bring him back?" On the Madison Square Garden Network, the longtime announcer Marv Albert termed the game the worst performance ever by a Knick team at home.

Browse shopping sites, and you could see ads for their products back on the social network.