Sentence examples for catch digital from inspiring English sources
Little is said, now, of Pokémon Go, which in July 2016 reimagined a mid-1990s computer game as an app that allowed users to catch digital creatures in real locations, and was being used by tens of millions of users in the US alone within days of release.
More often than not they are the repositories of a company's core values.In this section The shareholder awakens A phoenix struggles to fly Decaying faster Refined tastes The phishers' big catch Digital revolution Last of the big-screen baddies Spare us the e-mail yada-yada Age shall not wither them ReprintsBut don't older people bring lots of problems, too?
But there is ensuring that dust-jacketed legal tomes get more intimately acquainted with the 21st century, and then there are the many ways to catch a digital predator.
The silly game that has created an overnight triumph - both online and in the physical world....Pokémon GO has people out and about and away from their homes in an attempt to catch the digital monstrous.
It is easy to see that the images offered by Bert GF Shankman and Sandra Gottlieb are photographs, while many will catch the digital photography linkage in the works of Sol Hill, but most will need guidance and information to understand the connection to photography for the art of Nolan Preece and Kaethe Kauffman.
As you might expect at a Silicon Valley gathering, the remark was caught on digital video, and the clip is available on a Web site called TechCrunch.
It's damn funny, with some of the most naturalistic child performances ever caught on digital.
Often demons can be caught on digital tape recorders (EVP) as someone speaking, laughing and even growling.
Many applications cost nothing for the first few users but charges kick in once they catch on.Impatient marketersThe digital world, however, runs faster than the typical IT department's default speed.
Without those guys to catch in the digital dragnet, that just leaves the rest of us to travel what David Banisar, an expert on privacy issues, has called the "Information Snooperhighway".
If you were lucky enough to catch this gorgeous digital restoration of Powell and Pressburger's 1951 gem at last year's London Film Festival, then you'll know it's a treat worth revisiting on the big screen.
