Sentence examples for clicking some of from inspiring English sources

In the few moments that post-Modernism was clicking, some of us went along with its grand charade of a return to classical tradition.

By clicking the details link below the 'ELISA', and then clicking some of the listed abbreviations, he can find out that the pairs GF 'germ-free' and 'IBDV'—'infectious bursal disease virus' also co-occur with 'SPF'.

If printing from a web browser, you may need to click some type of menu button.

Like Kumbuya, the real problem here is virality and getting folks to start clicking on some of these stories.

I clicked through some of their recipes last week, disloyally looking for an easier version of beef barley soup.

EBay has been compromised so that people who clicked on some of its links were automatically diverted to a site designed to steal their credentials.

I randomly clicked on some of the other recipes.

So pour yourself a glass, sit back and click through some of the hottest 'Got Milk?' campaigns from over the years.

I clicked on some of the sexier sounding ones like 'fastpiratebay.co.uk' and the more official sounding 'thepiratebay.uk.net' but every time was met with a "site can't be reached" page.

Try to click on some of the links to see what the process is to receive a free sample.

With many clicks, some of Adams's best fictional inventions, including the Babel Fish, which can be inserted in your ear to translate any language, are on show.