Sentence examples for button which was from inspiring English sources

Needing assistance, I pressed the telephone's "Anytime, Anyplace" button, which was more like "No Answer, Nohow," while the "Your Desires" button sent me into voice mail.

The company would not comment on when and if the button, which was introduced in the US last year, might be launched in the UK.

Learning step 1 included the association between a stimulus presented on one side of a LCD screen and pushing the related button, which was accomplished by five ponies between sessions 8 and 55.

Not to be elitist, but the single button, which was a key feature of the original tuxedo jacket of 1916, suggests a life of leisure: of cocktails and trust funds and knowing when to pass the shoe at Monte Carlo.

That made the incentive less attractive for big-budget movies, like "Button," which was done under old rules, and could recover parts of star salaries and other expenses that left Louisiana.

In the middle of the 18th century, Matthew Boulton, the English manufacturer and partner of James Watt, introduced the bright, costly, cut-steel button, which was made by attaching polished steel facets to a steel blank.

That leaves the play button, which is all you need in this case.

"Every time you speak of foreign ownership, you hit a hot button, which is a very sensitive button," he said.

To see the pumpkin glow, just click the play button, which is similar to the one on a VCR.

That prefocusing means the shot is ready before your finger reaches the shutter button, which is handy.

The company can also draw on endorsements made with Google's +1 button, which is similar to Facebook's "like" button and appears on sites across the Web.