Sentence examples for beep message from inspiring English sources
Listening to the Beep message requires the receiver to have either Windows Media Player or Real Networks' Real Player (for Macintosh users), software that allows your computer to play the message.
Any received message which requires a response merely generates an independent BEEP message containing the reply.
Each message is encapsulated in a BEEP message (BEEP MSG) and is acknowledged on receipt by an empty reply (RPY).
Normally, our digital tools are intrusive, constantly barging in to demand our attention with e-mail alerts, beeping instant messages and phone calls.
Speaking of her brother with palpable pride (and straightening her back when saying his name), Ms. Peirce recalled that during his tour in Iraq she would often wake in the night to beeping instant messages from him.
Anytime I met with him, often at his flat which seemed to be decorated with stray fans lying around various rooms, his phone would constantly be beeping with messages from members of the band's wild fanbase dubbed the 853 Kamikaze Stage-Diving Division.
Start the timer and it will count down to a warning beep with the message "time over!" Looking through the iTunes store descriptions, I couldn't spot the difference between the lite version and the 99-cent full-featured version.
At the Beep, Leave a Message" (March 16) -- the perspective of the teenagers who tried to avoid the oversight and that of the parents who wanted to track their children's whereabouts.
Your phone is in your pocket on silent, but you hear your text message beep.
Meanwhile their phones were constantly beeping with hate messages.
At 2 in the morning, a few days after I arrived in Cairo last month, a text message beeped into my cellphone: "Mahmoud Ghozlan, MB Guide Bureau, is being arrested NOW". Ghozlan was only the latest prominent member of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist organization that commands deep loyalty in Egypt, to be hauled off by the dawn visitors of President Hosni Mubarak's security apparatus.
