Sentence examples for computer outside from inspiring English sources

Activists with Jubilee 2000, an organization pushing for debt relief, burned a laptop computer outside the news media center.

At the end of our conversation, she carried her computer outside so that I could take in the view.

If you're using a computer outside the home that doesn't have Office on it, you can download a version of the software from Microsoft's site that deletes itself from the computer when you're finished.

I was in an airplane, and I looked across the aisle and there was someone working on one — the first person I'd seen use the computer outside the Apple offices.

They have learned about all manner of "proxies," that is, improvised ways of evading censorship — often connecting to a computer outside of Iran, which then can connect to the Internet freely.

Relishing the flavour Picking winners Instant messaging joins the firm Solar cells go organic ReprintsMaking matters worse, simple human errors say, a slightly wrong set-up that puts one particular computer outside a network's defences can leave gaping holes in a company's security system.

For primarily economic reasons, most of our students do not have access to computers outside school.

Rusbridger again explained that the files were also on encrypted computers outside England, but his reasoning did not sway Robbins.

Bryant, together with a pilot and mission coordinator who formed the other two members of his team, tracked the group for several hours from their computers outside Las Vegas.

Drop-ins from nearby Public School 20 are as likely to be reading by the fireplace in the "quiet room" or tapping away on the computers outside as lounging in the children's area.

Watching Video From the BBC Q.Why can't I watch certain videos on the BBC's Web site from here in the United States? A. The British Broadcasting Corporation produces everything from news clips to television comedies and dramas, but use is often restricted by rights agreements that do not allow for streaming or downloading to computers outside the Britain.