Sentence examples for complete messages from inspiring English sources

Mr. Elias's coding systems compressed the digital data so that complete messages could be transmitted rapidly.

Diagrams are typically multimodal, incorporating and integrating both marks in space, their sizes, formats, and places in space, and also words, symbols, and more to create complete messages.

Mr Baldwin claimed he had been "singled out" by an airline employee for using his phone to complete messages after the late-running plane had closed its doors but was still waiting for take-off.

More complete messages -- for instance, trade up, eat close to nature, and learn to love food that loves you back -- lack sex appeal, but maybe they make up for it in their resistance to corruption.

Completeness: All sentences used in a paragraph should convey a complete message.

The complete message is: INGENIOUS GOES RIGHT.

That's not a bad message, but it's also not a complete message".

Similarly, a long, complete message in perfect French would convey little useful knowledge to someone who could understand only English.

A non-refundable fifty-dollar surcharge will appear on your monthly bill if you press END before hearing the complete message.

The pieces, called keys, are designed so that even a small number of them can be assembled into a complete message.

Mr. Broder's original article described an anxiety-filled drive to Connecticut, after receiving a "charge complete" message at a Supercharger in Delaware, and a steep loss of battery range after leaving the car overnight in bitter cold.