Sentence examples for could bundle from inspiring English sources

While someone like News Corp could bundle all of the Fox channels together (Fox, FX, Fox News, Nat Geo, etc).

He suggested that engineers could bundle thousands of slender wires into a cable and insert it into the femoral artery in the groin.

And they could bundle several nominations together, so that they would require a single set of votes and thus allow fewer opportunities for delay.

Cablevision already promotes itself as having "the highest-quality Netflix experience," and in the future it and others could bundle Netflix with faster, higher-priced broadband service.

That way companies could bundle starters, sides, drinks and desserts that the customer would order on the assumption that they were getting great value for money.

Perhaps it could bundle regular livestreams into the cost of an iTunes streaming subscription, with competitions to win tickets to see the gigs in the flesh to build buzz beforehand.

They packed up what they could, bundled up their children as best they could, drove as far east as they could and paid what they could -- about $32, a very good month's wages in Kabul -- to rent two mules.

Content in his bassinet, swaddled by a nurse because, through more tears, I couldn't bundle him the way they could.

Most got no more than a few minutes notice to get out and lost all but the possessions they could hurriedly bundle together.

They could certainly bundle proprietary applications with it and sell the bundled thing for a couple hundred dollars and not give out the code to their proprietary bits.

However, Killie were just as fortunate that Clark could only bundle the ball wide from six yards after Paul Burns had pounced on some slack home defending.