Sentence examples for click on how from inspiring English sources

The Web site, www.offthesidelines.org, invites women to click on "How You Can Get Off the Sidelines," "Tell Us Your Story," and "Contribute to Gillibrand for Senate".

Watch what you read, what you click on, how long you spend reading something, what you ignore (just as important), and prioritze feeds and posts according to what they think you'll want to read first.

Click on "How?" and you're confronted with links to installers, information on draft systems for your business and where to order wine for your kegs.

Country Reviews For the low-down on your country's progress in achieving the World Summit Goals, visit http://www.unicef.org/specialsession and click on How is your country doing?

Click on the SSA link provided to you in the Sources section of this article, then click on "How do I apply for disability benefits".

But it was with some trepidation that I clicked on "How to use basic chemistry to scare the hell out of your neighbours" from the technology blog Gizmodo.

Then, using our own software, we had two separate test groups try our site, and tracked their interactions with elements on the page: what they clicked on, how far they scrolled, what their next pages were, etc.

With the update, ToutApp customers will be able to see who viewed their emails, when they were viewed, where they were viewed, what the recipient clicked on, and how long they read the email.

The Brooklyn Museum is putting together a photography exhibit called Click, based on how people evaluate the submissions online.

Click on the "How to use" button to see a brief introduction about the predictor.

Click on the "How to Apply for Unemployment" link under the "Jobs" heading in the left-hand column.