Sentence examples for deliver texts from inspiring English sources

Four singers from Synergy Vocals deliver texts that interweave Pearl's own words with prophetic fragments from The Book of Daniel.

That will free up consumers to look for alternative programs that can deliver texts more cheaply.

Typically, they deliver text-only Web pages written in Handheld Device Mark-up Language -- H.D.M.L. -- or Wireless Mark-up Language -- W.M.L.

With the acquisition, the company will be able to help companies deliver text messages or other content directly to the consumer without having to go through the carrier.

It attracted much attention for its sleek e-paper display that is optimized for reading in sunlight and can deliver text messages and alerts to bikers and hikers who do not want to risk injury pulling out their phones.

SilverCube, based in Rochester, Mich., specializes in strategy and content development for the new generation of cellular telephones, pagers, hand-held computers and other devices that deliver text in the form of news headlines, e-mail -- and yes, advertisements.

People don't like to read text on computer screens (and reading a lot of text on iPod screens gets very tiring very soon, just about as soon as running out of battery power), so we are looking for ways to deliver text in a greener and cheaper fashion, without adversely affecting the student's ability to undertake their studies.

"I am very sorry to have to tell you that ITV has cancelled our contract to deliver content to itv.com/news … The loss of this contract represents significant revenue hit for ITN On, and means that we have to review the online operation to see how we can best deliver text stories to our remaining online clients.

Given that the costs to deliver text are miniscule, T-Mobile already makes profits from what they charge their customers, aggregators, and publishers.

Carriers essentially have the right to deliver text messages as they see fit, at whatever price they can get away with.

Yesterday, Judge Lucy Koh made a ruling that affects two separate lawsuits filed against Apple involving the company's alleged failure to deliver text messages to the intended recipient after users switched from iPhones with iMessage to Android.