Sentence examples for bundled along from inspiring English sources

The logic of how an object interacts with other objects is bundled along with the information that encodes the object's value.

Lack of support for that standard had put cutting-edge games out of reach for those using budget PCs that rely on so-called integrated graphics chips, which are typically bundled along with a chipset.

With Orange, consumers in specific parts of Africa who buy a Mozilla smartphone get unlimited free Internet for a set period of time bundled along with their phone purchase.

From the very first scene, when a slow stream of weed smoke drifts out of Phoenix's mouth, you're bundled along on a heady and convoluted adventure, encountering neo-Nazi bikers, Black Panthers, and murderous loan sharks, all in a climate of post-Manson-murder paranoia.

From the very first scene, when a slow stream of weed smoke drifts out of Phoenix's mouth, you're bundled along on a heady and convoluted adventure, encountering neo-Nazi bikers, Black Panthers and murderous loan sharks, all in a climate of post-Manson murder paranoia.

Until the 1980s, Myhrvold points out, businesses had a similar attitude toward software, believing that it was only valuable when bundled along with hardware.

Clarke then commandeered a second taxi — a shiny new Peugeot with impeccable tires — into which we bundled ourselves, along with an elaborate picnic that had been prepared by Hector's fiancée.

Senga Service Cable Company posted the list of 25 bills on Facebook, which includes both single individuals and sometime two names bundled together, along with the amount owed for each account also listed on the page.

Physicians and hospitals voluntarily forming an entity I will call a care delivery team (CDT) would receive a bundled payment, along with complete flexibility in allocating the funds.

Physicians and hospitals voluntarily forming a new entity (a care delivery team) would receive such bundled payments along with complete flexibility in allocating the funds.

Auroras receive their energy from charged particles traveling between the Sun and Earth along bundled, ropelike magnetic fields.