Sentence examples for cloud gives from inspiring English sources

Cloud gives a literally heart-stopping performance – stopping one volunteer's actual heartbeats, rendering him technically dead.

You can start small with cloud: Cloud gives you a chance to try out new services in a low-risk way.

The cloud gives the user ability to scale up, while the local device acts as a smart cache with a capacity of 32GB.

"Silver Cloud" gives us Warhol and friends inflating the first of his silver helium pillows — a very phallic one — on the roof of his original Factory studio on West 47th Street (the Union Square address came later), possibly on the day that Pope Paul VI, the first pontiff to visit America, was in New York.

This "hybrid cloud" gives companies an easier on-ramp into the modern world of distributed computing.

Often, a single cloud gives birth to several stars simultaneously and the newborns pair off in a gravitational orbital dance.

The foothills of the Himalayas are often shrouded in cloud, giving them a mystical feel.

Bands of light cloud gave way to clear patches as the sky began to darken just before 11am.

This creates a resilient fully dispersed networked cloud, giving quick, easy, low cost access to customers and markets across Europe.

It has disseminated them not through record sales or radio play but in the digital cloud: giving away a dozen full-length albums by its members online, making videos for YouTube and through constant social-networking posts.

Those who bought a physical copy of "Toy Story 3" at Wal-Mart, for example, have access to the movie in the so-called cloud, giving them the ability to stream it to any connected device.