Sentence examples for code move from inspiring English sources

He even has a bizarre dig at the cyclist's attire: "Look at you in your yellow s***." While evidently not as irate as the driver, the cyclist also swears as the two argue over the highway code: "Move your car you ignorant scum.

The blisters, each with its own bar code, move to a collating table and are rearranged in a pattern before getting bagged.

Lowenberg said Wiener's bill marks the first time he's seen the city's planning code move from complexity towards simplicity.

Each notification in the I&R-database consists of a unique farm identity number (UFI) related to one specific holding, an identification number of an animal, the birth date of the animal, the move on-farm code (birth, move on-farm, import) and move off-farm code (move off-farm for live trade, slaughter, death, export) and date of the movement.

"Code moves," as Chandra puts it, in the final pages of his book.

She shows the premium that young hotshots there placed on "innovation" and "creativity," and she also conveys the horror that some of them later felt when they saw that their Frankensteinian brainchild had become a "rapacious scourge," as other firms monkeyed with its genetic code, moving from the world of high-grade corporate lending into the far more hazardous realm of subprime mortgages.

Disney had to build multi-GPU workflows, which they helped Epic Games integrate into the company's Unreal Engine which will continue to use that code moving forward.

As we've also reported, the company also has exploited one of the more odious loopholes in the tax code, moving its putative corporate headquarters to the Netherlands in an "inversion" deal to reduce its U.S. taxes, even though it benefits hugely from U.S. legal protections and it continues to be run out of a suburb of Pittsburgh.

Burgess has been picked at inside centre for the first of the three warm-up Tests leading into the home World Cup just 10 months after completing his high-profile cross-code move from rugby league.

The 42-year-old's contract with the Rugby Football League ended after the recent World Cup and although he said in the aftermath it was a position he did not want to relinquish easily, he was quickly linked with a cross-code move to Bath.

Lee Smith, who hopes to sign off in style for Leeds in Saturday's Super League grand final against St Helens, is set to delay his cross-code move to Wasps by a month, in order to play for England in the Four Nations.