Sentence examples for blink called from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, January 16 , 1954P. 20 The owner of an RCA television set that went on the blink called the nearest RCA service agency and outlined his plight to the switchboard operator.
By Allan Otten and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, January 16 , 1954P. 20 The owner of an RCA television set that went on the blink called the nearest RCA service agency and outlined his plight to the switchboard operator.
By Martha Keegan and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 13 , 1954P. 24 A Washington lady whose gas water heater had gone on the blink called the gas company and, then, since she was going out, explained to her French, non-English speaking maid that all she had to do when the gasman came was to take him to the basement and show him where the heater was.
Lynda Lopez, who was formerly a reporter for 102.7 Blink FM, called Jennifer on the air back in July to tell her about BEN AFFLECK's visiting a strip club.
Currently, Blink is still operating as a standalone app, called Blink by Groupon.
Whole Foods now looks out onto a running-clothes shop, a designer eyeglasses store called Blink, and a gelateria.
On April 3rd, just a hair shy of four and a half years after Google unveiled its Web browser, Chrome — now the most popular desktop browser in the world by some counts — Google announced that future versions of it will switch from the popular rendering engine WebKit to a new custom engine, called Blink.
There's a secret Facebook app called Blink.
A site called Blink.com lets people store and share bookmarks on the Web, but the data aren't searchable.
StuffBuff also has a second kind of auction called 'Blink' that does have some similarities to Swoopo.
