Sentence examples for click a star from inspiring English sources

Instead of clicking a button to tag an article, you now click a star icon instead to add it to a board of your choosing.

Right now to bookmark a site on Google Bookmarks you need to either click a star next to what you want bookmarked in your search results history, import your browser bookmarks or add favorite sites manually, which isn't the most intuitive process.

There's also a cool new bookmarking feature that works similar to a Google Bookmarks Firefox extension wherein you click a star in the address bar once to bookmark the site, then again to tag it if you'd like to organize it beyond just saving it.

Back in 2012, Facebook tested a way to let you choose your favorite photos and enlarge them on your profile by clicking a star button.

I'm guessing so, because who in their right mind would click on a Star Wars link with *spoilers* featured in it without having seen the film.

You simply go through your list of friends and click on a star next to the names you want to add to your inner circle.

Favorite the best with a click of a star icon, and view thumbnail previews in a column on the right.

A new feature lets you flag certain people as V.I.P.'s — you click a little star icon in the new Mail app next to their names.

A race for dominance in this promising market is already under way between Google, a popular web-search service, and Overture, another search firm.In this section Move over 3G: here comes 4G Virgin on the ridiculous A successful failure Up to a point, Lord Copper Everyone's a winner Banana-skin leadership Prime clicking time A star falls?

Transport ministers are due to commit themselves to such an EU-wide approach next week.In this section Move over 3G: here comes 4G Virgin on the ridiculous A successful failure Up to a point, Lord Copper Everyone's a winner Banana-skin leadership Prime clicking time A star falls?

She also put together a deal to fund the redevelopment of London's Wembley Stadium.In this section Move over 3G: here comes 4G Virgin on the ridiculous A successful failure Up to a point, Lord Copper Everyone's a winner Banana-skin leadership Prime clicking time A star falls?