Sentence examples for choosing via from inspiring English sources

The middleman IoT device has its own local neural network, allowing its owner to christen it with a name (or sound) of their choosing via a training interface in a companion app.

When we are done with all of our to-dos for the night, we wind down with one episode of her choosing via laptop or TV, or we read 1-2 story books of her choice.

Those candidates will be chosen via proportional voting.

London mayor Current Candidates chosen via an electoral college of 50% party members and 50% union members.

He found out that he had been chosen via a reverse-charge phone call, because the chairman of selectors, Alec Bedser, had run out of coins.

There's nothing random about the killings, but Hill can't figure out the pattern until he realises they are being chosen via a social networking site.

Within 20 minutes, today's group has chosen (via a scrupulously conducted vote) a main character for their story called Dude the Vampire.

Viewers will be chosen via a lottery-like system that will reset every day, and they will watch the film for free.

Koushik Chatterjee, finance director of Tata Steel, said the seven firms had been chosen via a "robust initial assessment process with inputs received from the UK government whose views have been considered by the board".

Would it have enjoyed longer lasting success if the title role had been chosen via BBC prime time, the part given to some newfound sweetheart who can cough on cue?

The winner – which will join previous triumphantly odd tomes Greek Rural Postmen and Their Cancellation Numbers and How to Avoid Huge Ships – will be chosen via a public vote at the website of the Bookseller's sister consumer magazine, welovethisbook.com.com