Sentence examples for days of cloud from inspiring English sources

"I always compare it a bit to the early days of cloud," said Vogels.

By 2006, smart, touch devices, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and the earliest days of cloud computing were emerging.

In fact, the two companies have been BFFs since the earliest days of Cloud Foundry when it was an open source project developed at VMware.

Along with the new features comes a free seven days of cloud storage for up to five cameras, with additional service plans for those who want to keep footage for longer.

This Japanese minimalist will perform her new "108 Days of Clouds," which evokes a journey of 108 days reflecting the number of human attachments in Buddhist philosophy.

The journeys are now up to Part 31, a solo that Ms. Takei calls "108 Days of Clouds," reflecting the number of human attachments in Buddhist philosophy.

I was awoken, on Friday morning, by people outside my window excitedly photographing a patch of sky, which was a shocking blue after three days of clouds.

On a day of cloud and sunny spells, the theme park seemed quieter than might normally have been expected for this time of year.

IN this day of cloud computing and virtualization, it's important to remember that satisfying feeling of holding a well-built, overengineered object in your hands; to be in touch, literally, with a thing's "thingness".

After that, you can either pay $10 a month for 30-days of cloud video storage and cloud-assisted AI, or you can cough up a one-time fee of $200 up front (the equivalent of 20 months at the month-to-month rate) for a lifetime plan.

The days of the cloud being used as an IT starter kit are over, the enterprise is beginning to unlock the latent potential that lies within.