Sentence examples for chosen recipient from inspiring English sources

There's also an app called Postagram, which allows you to convert photos from your iPhone into physical postcards, which are then mailed to your chosen recipient.

If the chosen recipient hasn't used the app — which is far more likely — they'll get a text from a Bay Area phone number that they haven't seen before.

The user selects which character they want to voice their missive, chooses a backdrop image (which can be created by taking a photo) and records their voice message which is then delivered to the chosen recipient animated by cutesy avatar.

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DMs cannot be seen by anyone other than yourself and the chosen recipient, and are thus more personal.

A lend offer will be sent to your chosen recipient's NOOK or their email account if they do not have a NOOK.

In general, dog whistle racism appears to have been Vote Leave's preferred 'persuasion' tactic of microtargeted ad choice — and thanks to Facebook's ad platform, no one other than each ad's chosen recipients would have been likely to see the messages.

The service routinely prompts you to reply over periods of weeks or months, and if it doesn't get a response, it makes the obvious assumption that you've kicked the bucket, and sends all your stored data like how to memorialize or shut your social media accounts – to chosen recipients in a nice, tidy bundle.

The service routinely prompts you to reply over periods of weeks or months, and if it doesn't get a response, it makes the obvious assumption that you've kicked the bucket, and sends all your stored data – like how to memorialise or shut your social media accounts – to chosen recipients in a nice, tidy bundle.

As an example of this heterogeneity, Figure 2 shows the links between participant 6 and her chosen recipients.

National governments were given great leeway in choosing recipients.