Sentence examples for create online versions from inspiring English sources
The Smithsonian Institution and other museums continue to create online versions of physical exhibitions.
True, since the 1990s most papers have made huge strides in creating online versions of themselves.
More advanced software can create online and print version of the same newsletter as well.
Lonny added how-to videos and search to its site, so readers can search for all the bedrooms it has featured, for instance, and will let people create online scrapbooks, the digital version of the tear sheet collections hidden in design lovers' closets.
Should the Times create online news programs?
You can also create online albums.
Mr. Overton said he was thinking about experimenting with an idea that, he acknowledged, might seem like "heresy" to traditionalist editors: creating interactive, online versions of stories, to give them some of the appeal of video games.
Vauxhall has created special online versions of the Opel Vectra, Corsa and Astra, which are sold only on the Internet.
"Now, with the Internet and advances in graphics, we can finally create an online version of that classic sitting-around-the-kitchen-table Dungeons & Dragons experience, without people having to actually go out".
Loccit, for example, offers to pull together your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Foursquare accounts to create an online version of "the secret shoebox of photos and memories we used to keep as children".
